CISPR 14-1 Click Meter for EMSCOPE

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EMSCOPE Click Meter for CISPR 14-1

Turn your EMSCOPE receiver into a click meter for discontinuous conducted disturbances. The optional software license supports simultaneous line/neutral testing, four measurement frequencies, click statistics and automated PDF reports. Available for EMSCOPE, EMSCOPE-RX2, EMSCOPE-RX4 and EMSCOPE-RX4LZ2.

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EMZER | CONDUCTED EMISSIONS & EMC DIAGNOSTICS

CISPR 14-1 Click Meter for the EMSCOPE Family

Measure discontinuous disturbances, review click statistics and document the result.

A click meter option for all four models

Add discontinuous conducted disturbance analysis to an existing EMSCOPE receiver or specify the license with a new system. The click meter evaluates intermittent disturbances from switching operations, helping laboratories and developers assess equipment against applicable CISPR 14-1 requirements.

What you are ordering: an optional click meter software license for a compatible EMSCOPE instrument. The receiver, any external LISN and supporting hardware are specified separately unless included in the quoted system.

EMSCOPE click meter browser interface with four frequency plots

Configuration, frequency plots and results are available in one browser workspace.

Four frequencies, line and neutral, one workflow

Four simultaneous frequency displays	150 kHz, 500 kHz, 1.4 MHz and 30 MHz.
Line and neutral	Measure both paths simultaneously with the supported click meter configuration.
Peak and quasi-peak	Compare disturbances with selected CISPR 14-1 or user-defined limits.
Modal information	Use common/differential-mode information to help diagnose the noise source.
Automatic analysis	Review click rate, count, exceedances, duration groups and rule conditions.
PDF reporting	Combine plots, summary data and channel measurement-sequence flowcharts.

Click meter applications

Typical investigations include thermostatically controlled appliances, motor-driven equipment, relays, triacs and repetitive switching controls. Determine whether CISPR 14-1 applies to the product and configuration; the click meter does not replace correct product-standard and test-method selection.

Configure, measure and report

1. Select host and LISN	Choose one of the four models below. EMSCOPE/RX4LZ2 include a single-phase LISN; RX2/RX4 require an external network.
2. Activate the license	Open the instrument in a browser and select click meter mode.
3. Configure the test	Set traces, observation duration, click-rate settings and applicable limits.
4. Review results	Inspect four-frequency plots and statistics; investigate noise with modal information.
5. Generate the report	Export plots, tables and sequence information to PDF.

Click meter configuration for duration traces and click-rate settings

Select the required test settings before measurement.

See the click measurement results

CISPR 14-1 click meter plots at 150 kHz 500 kHz 1.4 MHz and 30 MHz

Four-frequency display. Example limits and traces illustrate the interface; choose the correct limits for the EUT.

Click meter summary of rates counts duration bins and exceedances

Review click statistics and rule conditions alongside the measured plots.

Click meter specifications

Function	Licensed click meter / discontinuous disturbance analyzer
Compatible platforms	EMSCOPE, EMSCOPE-RX2, EMSCOPE-RX4 and EMSCOPE-RX4LZ2
Click measurement standard	CISPR 14-1, as specified by EMZER
Detector standard	CISPR 16-1-1
LISN standard	CISPR 16-1-2 with the applicable network
Measurement frequencies	150 kHz; 500 kHz; 1.4 MHz; 30 MHz
Detectors	Peak and quasi-peak
Paths and modes	Simultaneous line/neutral with common/differential-mode information
Analysis	Click rate, counts, exceedances, duration groups and rule-condition evaluation
Report	PDF with plots, tables and channel-sequence flowcharts
Control	Embedded browser interface; no separate measurement-software installation
Activation	Dedicated software license; hardware depends on selected host

Host hardware: integrated EMSCOPE configuration

The following brochure values describe the illustrated two-channel EMSCOPE hardware. They are not license specifications and should not be applied indiscriminately to RX2, RX4 or RX4LZ2.

RF inputs	50 Ω; 2 × N-female
VSWR	< 1.2
Transient limiter	Up to 30 MHz; 1 dB compression point: 23 dBm
Maximum RF input without damage	144 dBµV (5 W / 37 dBm); a damage limit, not a linear measurement range
I/O	SFP optical
Operating temperature	0 °C to 40 °C
Instrument supply / consumption	110–240 VAC; 25 W maximum
Dimensions / weight	252 × 195 × 438 mm (W × H × D); 8.5 kg

LISN type / standard	Dual-port, single-phase V-network; CISPR 16-1-2
Equivalent circuit / pre-filter choke	50 Ω \|\| (50 μH + 5 Ω) / 250 μH
Maximum continuous current	Up to 16 A at 230 VAC; socket dependent
Maximum operating voltage	Up to 300 VAC / 325 VDC; socket dependent
EUT supply frequency	DC to 60 Hz
Artificial hand	510 Ω + 220 pF; 4 mm banana/socket connection
Mains input	IEC C20
EUT socket	Schuko Type F shown in manufacturer data. EU, USA, UK and CN-AUS selections are listed; specify the North American outlet and verify its ratings.

Reports for review and traceability

Example automated click meter report and CISPR 14-1 sequence

Manufacturer report example. Keep the configuration and results with the EUT test record.

Components and supporting equipment

Click meter option	License enabling discontinuous disturbance measurement and analysis.
Host receiver	EMSCOPE, RX2, RX4 or RX4LZ2; separate purchase or included in a quoted system.
LISN	Suitable internal single-phase LISN where fitted, or external network matched to the EUT and standard.
Supporting equipment	Browser-equipped control device, optical/network connection, suitable EUT supply, grounding and measurement cables.
Other options	Oscilloscope license and receiver frequency upgrades are separately specified.

Practical questions

Is this a standalone meter or an option?

It is a licensed EMSCOPE function. A compatible receiver and suitable LISN/test setup are required. Order it with a new system or for an existing instrument.

Which models support it?

The current family technical sheet lists the click meter license for EMSCOPE, EMSCOPE-RX2, EMSCOPE-RX4 and EMSCOPE-RX4LZ2.

Are four frequencies four hardware inputs?

No. The four click frequencies are distinct from the receiver-channel count in the model comparison.

Do click measurements require the 110 MHz upgrade?

The four listed click frequencies are at or below 30 MHz. Wider receiver coverage is not required solely to reach those frequencies.

Can reports support compliance records?

Yes, with correct product scope, EUT conditions, limits, network and laboratory procedure. The software supports measurement and reporting; it does not itself certify the product.

Click meter documentation

Download the click meter brochure
Compare family specifications

Compare all four EMSCOPE models

Choose channel count and LISN arrangement first. All four models support the optional CISPR 14-1 click meter.

Model	Receiver channels	LISN configuration	Base frequency range	Best fit
EMSCOPE	2	Built-in single-phase, 16 A	9 kHz–30 MHz	Integrated single-phase bench testing.
EMSCOPE-RX2	2	External LISN required	9 kHz–30 MHz	Application-specific external networks.
EMSCOPE-RX4	4	External LISN required	150 kHz–30 MHz*	Three-phase EMI and modal troubleshooting.
EMSCOPE-RX4LZ2	4	Built-in single-phase, 16 A; external network for three-phase	150 kHz–30 MHz*	Single-phase bench work plus external three-phase setups.

Shared capabilities: peak, quasi-peak and average EMI detectors; common/differential-mode analysis; embedded browser software; fiber/Ethernet converter; available 110 MHz upgrade; optional oscilloscope and click meter licenses. Transient limiters: two on EMSCOPE/RX2 and four on RX4/RX4LZ2.

*RX4 frequency selection: EMSCOPE-RX4 and EMSCOPE-RX4LZ2 start at 150 kHz as standard. Add UPGR-09 to extend coverage down to 9 kHz. The separate UPGR-110 option extends the upper limit from 30 MHz to 110 MHz.

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