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Governing Spec: MIL-PRF-83401H SUP 1 
The Qualified Product List for the following governing specification was last updated on 28-MAR-2024
QA FSC QPL Number Governing Spec Doc Date Doc Status Title QPL NotesAccess preamble and foonote information.
CC 5905 QPL-83401 MIL-PRF-83401 05-MAY-2006 Active Resistor Networks, Fixed, Film and Capacitor-Resistor Networks, Ceramic Capacitor and Fixed, Film, Resistors, General Specification for Preamble
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 Govt DesignationA government designation is the name or number as assigned in the governing specification document. The format and any coded meanings to the designation are identified and explained in the specification.NSNA national stock number (NSN) is a thirteen digit number uniquely identifying a single government part designation. An NSN, although displayed or written as a continuous string of digits, consists of two separate components – the FSC and NIIN.Spec SheetA spec (or slash) sheet identifies a specific piece or section of a general specification or standard.CSICritical safety items (CSI) are those parts for which any changes to the sourcing requires Design Control Authority approval.Notesallows the viewing of part notes if they exist
C8340101C1000BA
C8340101C1000DA
C8340101C1000FA
C8340101C1000GA
C8340101C1000JA
C8340101C1001BA
C8340101C1001DA
C8340101C1001FA
C8340101C1001GA
C8340101C1001JA
C8340101C1002BA
C8340101C1002DA
C8340101C1002FA
C8340101C1002GA
C8340101C1002JA
C8340101C1003BA
C8340101C1003DA
C8340101C1003FA
C8340101C1003GA
C8340101C1003JA
C8340101C1004BA
C8340101C1004DA
C8340101C1004FA
C8340101C1004GA
C8340101C1004JA
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