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CISPR 22 (EN 55022)

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Key Benefits

 

  • Converts existing antenna masts into boresight-capable systems
  • Maintains precise antenna alignment to the EUT during testing
  • Improves EMC and RF test repeatability
  • Adjustable for 1 m to 10 m test distances
  • Supports custom EUT reference heights
  • Lightweight and easy to install

Measure line and neutral conducted emissions with a two-channel FFT EMI receiver and built-in 16 A single-phase LISN. EMSCOPE supports common-mode and differential-mode analysis for filter development, with 30 MHz base coverage and an available 110 MHz upgrade. Add the optional CISPR 14-1 click meter license for discontinuous disturbance testing.

Measure three-phase conducted emissions and investigate common/differential-mode noise with the four-channel EMSCOPE platform. Choose RX4 for external-LISN testing or RX4LZ2 for an added built-in 16 A single-phase LISN. Three-phase testing uses a suitable external network. Click meter and frequency upgrades are available.

Pair EMSCOPE-RX2 with the external LISN your application requires. This two-channel FFT EMI receiver measures conducted emissions and separates common-mode and differential-mode noise, with 30 MHz base coverage and an available 110 MHz upgrade. A CISPR 14-1 click meter license is optional.

150 kHz to 8 GHz | External spectrum analyzer | 1,218-probe array

EMScanner helps engineers locate and compare PCB emission sources across a 316 x 218 mm scan area. A fixed array of 1,218 magnetic-field probes gives fast coverage, with 7.5 mm physical spacing and a manufacturer-stated 3.75 mm effective resolution. Use it with a compatible external spectrum analyzer and a PC running EMViewer.

Absolute EMC has designed low-cost pre-compliance systems to meet a wide range of RF emissions and immunity needs. Some form of pre-complaint testing is a must for any company that needs to demonstrate their product for EMC compliance.  This enables companies to be responsive when issues happen and to also be proactive before going to the lab to better your chances of passing the first time. 

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