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The transient generator CAR-TG 20 is designed according to strict specifications of Ford standards. As per standards FORD FMC1278 and EMC-CS-2009.1 the transient tests defined in RI130, CI220 and CI 260 are generated by CAR-TG20. By that is meant pulse forms: A1, A2-1, A2-2, C-1, C-2, and F.
Therefore, a specified 12VAC Potter & Brumfield relay as well as other parts defined by standard create pulses that are close to real appearing transients.
The CAR-PFS-80 is an automotive power fail simulator, which is designed for performing fast voltage dips and drops (micro-interruptions) according to standard requirements, mainly from vehicle manufacturers. The electronic switches in the generator allow switching times below 1 microsecond.
The Precision Omnidirectional Dipoles POD 16 and POD 618 are fully compliant to CISPR 16-1-4 for site validation above 1 GHz. The POD 16 and POD 618 are precision broadband dipole antennas with conically shaped radiation elements covered by an RF-transparent radome. This rugged construction enables an excellent dipole-like radiation pattern up to 18 GHz.
Precision Loop Antenna The PLA-R antenna is an active, battery-powered loop antenna for fully compliant radiated disturbance measurements. Due to the broad frequency range from 9 kHz to 30 MHz, it is suitable for all emission standards. A very low noise floor allows for compliance measurements with low limits. Furthermore, the passive operation mode ensures that strong emissions e.g. from wireless charging applications don't overload the preamplifier. With the integrated tripod, positioning is convenient and fast as the loop antenna needs to be oriented in x, y, and z orientation. Two integrated laser pointers support the alignment.
The PLA set consists of two active, battery powered loop antennas intended for site validation. With the broad frequency range from 9 kHz to 30 MHz it is suitable for Normalized Site Attenuation (NSA) measurements and Shielding Effectiveness (SE) measurements.
External partial discharges at high-voltage electrodes (corona) possess an acoustic spectrum, which extends to the ultrasonic region. Because of the strong directivity of high-frequency sound waves, ultrasonic detectors do not only allow detection, but also the localization of corona discharges, for instance, in switchyards, high-voltage test set-ups or transmission lines. The ultrasonic detector USD 38O1/38O2 operates at a frequency of approx. 33 kHz that is particularly suitable for external partial discharge detection. The combination of a highly directional ultrasonic microphone and a parabolic reflector system allows an exceptional directivity of the acoustic sensitivity. The microphone output signal is picked up by a selective amplifier and transformed into an audible signal. This allows a simple evaluation of the partial discharge intensity by headphones.
Emergency stop switch for interrupting / close the internal safety circuits.
Warning / signal lamps for visualizing the generator state. Signal red: "Warning Hazard", signal green: "all clear".
Discontinued - See dAV-Cr-HD 30x digital Camera
The dAV-Cr-HD-mini camera can be used for the optical and acoustical monitoring of devices under test during EMC measurements. It has an integrated mono microphone and can be remote controlled via fiber from the receiver in the control room. Because of its miniature size and the HD-resolution, high quality DUT surveillance can be done at locations with limited space, e.g. GTEM cells, cars, ... With the optical transmission and the shielded case, the camera is well equipped for EMI and EME tests. No PC needed for display!
