Interface Connector J-notation
Interface Connector J-notation
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Guys
(Apologies if this is a double post)
I'm trying to find information on the American Aerospace practice of naming Interface connections using J notation, ie, connectors called J1, J2 etc.
Is there a military standard, or industry wide practice that states how this should be done, or is it just a irregulated standard thing that everyone follows blindly????
If so, where can i find such a document, and is it available online?
Cheers, and thanks in advance.
Flarkey
(Apologies if this is a double post)
I'm trying to find information on the American Aerospace practice of naming Interface connections using J notation, ie, connectors called J1, J2 etc.
Is there a military standard, or industry wide practice that states how this should be done, or is it just a irregulated standard thing that everyone follows blindly????
If so, where can i find such a document, and is it available online?
Cheers, and thanks in advance.
Flarkey





RE: Interface Connector J-notation
RE: Interface Connector J-notation
When we have two plugs connecting they are tagged PPF and PPM. I've assumed again for Plastic Plug Male and Plastic Plug Female.
I couldn't locate a document designating this, it's just what everyone has always done.
RE: Interface Connector J-notation
RE: Interface Connector J-notation
Small aside — "crystal rectifier" at one time nay have been a lucid description, appropriately differentiating the devices from {initially more prevalent} vacuum diodes of selenium rectifiers.