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Both versions of the tape system require an air flow velocity of 125 linear feet per
minute measured directly in front of the bezel.
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Table 1−5 provides the vibration and shock specifications for operating tape
systems, and for non-operating tape systems (both packaged and unpackaged).
Table 1-6 provides the drop specifications for the tape system.
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Vibration Type Sine Sweep
Frequency Range 5 – 500 – 5 Hz Upward and downward
sweep
Acceleration Level 0.25 G Between 22 and 500 Hz
0.010” DA Between 5 and 22 Hz
(crossover)
Application X, Y, and Z axes Sweep rate: 1 octave per
minute
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Pulse Shape ½ sine pulse
Peak Acceleration 10 G
Duration 10 ms
Application X, Y, and Z axes; once in each axis
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Vibration Type Random Vibration
Frequency Range 5 to 300 Hz, Vertical Axis (Z); 5 to 200 Hz, Horizontal
Axes (X and Y)
Vibration Levels 1.0 GRMS overall in X, Y, and Z axes
Application X, Y, and Z axes (one hour, each axis; 3 hour total)
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