Protecting COTS Military Electronics From Shock and Vibration
TBMG-8373
9/1/2010
- Content
Military systems represent extreme environments for COTS electronic equipment. Many systems involve multiple enclosures, often from different suppliers. Equipment layout, the selection of racks, whether isolation is used, and how the electronics are “housed” can vary widely. There are no standards regarding maximum allowable shock and vibration levels. Design factors are often based on estimates of equipment fragility and expected loads, both of which can be uncertain.
- Citation
- "Protecting COTS Military Electronics From Shock and Vibration," Mobility Engineering, September 1, 2010.