EMI/RFI Filter and Capacitor Performance Testing
The resin sealed and hermetically sealed filters shown in this table have been designed to meet the requirements of this test plan as applicable. Group I tests are typically performed on most product. Groups II, III, and IV tests are performed per specification requirements.
The information shown can be used as a basis for filter specifications. Contact us directly for additional details if necessary.
Test Group | Order of Test | Examination or Test | Test Method | Post Test Requirement |
I | *1 | Visual and Mechanical Examination | In accordance with applicable requirements | |
*2 | Materials, Designs, Construction, and Workmanship | |||
*3 | Physical Dimensions and Marking | |||
*4 | Seal | Method 112⁺, Condition A | No leaks, not applicable to resin sealed or solder-in products | |
*5 | Capacitance | Method 305⁺, 1KHz, 2.5 VRMS, Max 25˚C | Within specified tolerance | |
*6 | Dielectric Withstanding Voltage | Method 301⁺, 2.5 times, DCWV, 5 seconds, 50 mA charging current | No evidence of damage or breakdown | |
*7 | Insulation Resistance | Method 302⁺ at DCWV, at 2 minutes 50 mA charging current | Greater than 1000 megohms or 100 ohm farads, whichever is less | |
*8 | Voltage Drop | MIL-PRF-15733, paragraph 4.6.8 | Per applicable requirements | |
*9 | Insertion Loss | MIL-STD-220, 3pc, sample only | Per applicable requirements | |
II | 1 | Temperature Rise | MIL-PRF-15733, paragraph 4.6.4 | Per applicable requirements |
2 | Overload | MIL-PRF-15733, paragraph 4.6.10 | Per applicable requirements | |
3 | Barometric Pressure | Method 105⁺, Test Condition B, hi-pot, (per method 301⁺) at 1.25 times DCWV | No evidence of damage or breakdown | |
4 | Shock | Method 213⁺, Test Condition I | No mechanical damage, insulation resistance greater than 500 megohms or 50 ohm farads, whichever is less | |
5 | Vibration | Method 204⁺, Test Condition B for glass seal, Condition D for resin seal | No mechanical damage, insulation resistance greater than 500 megohms or 50 ohm farads, whichever is less | |
6 | Moisture Resistance | Method 106⁺ | Insulation resistance greater than 500 megohms or 50 ohm farads, whichever is less | |
III | 1 | Terminal Strength | Method 211⁺, Test Condition A, 5 lbs. | No evidence of loosening or rupturing of teminal |
2 | Resistance to Soldering Heat | Method 210⁺, Test Condition B, depth of immersion 1/16, ±1/32 | Insulation resistnace greater than 500 megohms or 50 ohm farads, whichever is less | |
3 | Thermal Shock | Method 107⁺, Test Condition A, -55 to +125˚C | Insulation resistnace greater than 500 megohms or 50 ohm farads, whichever is less | |
4 | Immersion Cycling | Method 104⁺, Test Condition A | Insulation resistnace greater than 500 megohms or 50 ohm farads, whichever is less | |
IV | 1 | Solderability (5pcs only) | Method 208⁺ | Per applicable requirements |
2 | Life | Method 108⁺, Test Condition D with 125% rated voltage at maximum operating temperature | Filters shall meet all initial requirements except insulation resistance shall not be less than 50% of initial guaranteed value | |
*Acceptance tests typically performed on most products.
⁺ Methods from MIL-STD-202
Standard Metric Conversion Tables
To convert inches to mm, multipy inches by 25.4
To convert mm to inches, multipy mm by 0.039370
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