Wiretaps & listening device warrants

I was recently watching Sopranos on HBO. The show is approximately 20 to 25 years old now. And while the feds are listening to Tony. They end up getting approved for a wire tap or listening device within his residence. They get the warrant signed and end up getting a bug placed in his basement. After that as they are listening, there are explicit rules that they have to follow such as they are only allowed to listen for 40 seconds and then they have to turn off the listening device and they are allowed to check back in in two minutes for another 40 seconds. Is this how wire taps or warrants work in the real world? I searched online for past listening device or wire, tap warrants, and found them from tons of states all across the country. Most have to be executed within 14 days of being approved. And they do have time frames where they are allowed to execute the warrant say sometimes it has to be between the hours of 6 AM and 10 PM or there was an option on one where it could be executed anytime a day or night because probable calls had already been established. My question is mainly, do they actually turn off the listening device after 40 seconds? And is that an actual thing in law somewhere? Like do they have explicit directions or rules where they can only listen for X amount of minutes and then they have to discontinue the search if that conversation is not yielding any criminal fruit? This was the feds so that also could determine specifics for the case I guess. But just wanted to see if that’s actually a thing in reality. I know they make these shows super realistic but they do get things wrong from time to time as well. Location: Maryland/Delaware