SAE Technical Paper Series 1987
DOI: 10.4271/872483
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Bus Length and Loading Limits of MIL-STD-1553 Buses

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“… When the coupler is open-circuit, the measured open-circuit impedance of the coupler is 9.3K∠−72 o (1MHz frequency), which is consistent with the results in the literature [5].  When the coupler is connected to the load, the transformer inside the coupler can be considered as an ideal transformer.…”
Section: Coupler Parameterssupporting
confidence: 89%
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“… When the coupler is open-circuit, the measured open-circuit impedance of the coupler is 9.3K∠−72 o (1MHz frequency), which is consistent with the results in the literature [5].  When the coupler is connected to the load, the transformer inside the coupler can be considered as an ideal transformer.…”
Section: Coupler Parameterssupporting
confidence: 89%
“… The characteristic impedance of the 1553B bus is 78 Ω , that is consistent with the requirements of 1553B specification.  The transmission delay of the bus cable is about 1.5 nanoseconds per foot, which is mentioned in the literature [5]. Using the basic theory of transmission lines, the following two equations are obtained.…”
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