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S Series -
Com-Power Corporation
The S series CDNs are for shielded cables with single or multiple conductors. These CDNs are supplied with professional audio (RCA), D type and Centronics connectors.
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T Series -
Com-Power Corporation
The T series CDNs are for cables with unshielded balanced conductor pairs typically found in ISDN, DSL and Ethernet data transfer applications.
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M Series -
Com-Power Corporation
Coupling Decoupling Networks are recommenced for all power supplies connections. The distubance signals are coupled to each conductor in the supply lines according to EN 61000-4-6 standard. The standard M series CDNs have a current rating of 25 Amps. Com-Power CDNs are available for power supplies from 1 to 5 conductors. These CDNs cover the frequency range of 150 kHz - 230 MHz.
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AF Series -
Com-Power Corporation
The AF series CDNs are for unshielded cables with two, four and eight conductors carrying low current. AF series CDNs are supplied 2 mm shrouded banana sockets
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AD-100 -
Com-Power Corporation
The Tuned Dipole Antenna model AD-100 is a reference antenna set specified in many EMC standards. It is used in the frequency range of 30 MHz to 1 GHz. This set consists of four baluns and was designed according to American National Standard C63.4. This reference antenna set is used for EMC test site calibrations and for calibrating other antennas, because it is considered a standard antenna according to ANSI C63.5 standard.
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ISN -
Com-Power Corporation
They are required for the measurement of conducted common mode noise on Telecom Cables of Information Technology Equipment (ITE). These measurements are necessary to meet the requirements specified in CISPR 22 and CISPR 32 standards.
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Com-Power Corporation
Log Periodic antennas allow quick sweep measurements without a band break. This feature makes it convenient to use the Log Periodic antenna with a automated emissions or immunity measurement system. The size of the antenna also allows it to be used in a small area like a shield room.
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Com-Power Corporation
A typical emi emission test is performed using broadband EMC antennas such as biconical, log periodics, Combilogs and horns. These antennas usually placed at 1, 3 or 10 meter distance as required by the test specification. These is considered far field measurements and the emission limits are given for the specific distance by the specification. During EMI compliance measurements, the emissions levels from products are compared with these limits. If the product exceeds these limits it is considered failing. These tests are typically conducted in a open area test site IOATS) or inside an anechoic chamber.
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AM-741 -
Com-Power Corporation
The 41 inch Monopole antenna is required for making electric field emission measurements below 60 MHz per Military standards (MIL-STD-461) and FAA (DO-160) specifications. This antenna is for emissions measurements only. It cannot be used for transmitting. The Active Monopole antenna is generally used in a shielded room or in a screen room, with the equipment under test (EUT) placed on a metal ground plane. The 41 inch rod and the ground plane behave electrically as though a mirror image of the rod were located below the ground, and the ground removed. Since the stainless steel plate does not have enough surface area to mirror the entire 41 inch rod, it is bonded to the surrounding ground plane during use. The AM-741 is battery powered to prevent measurement errors that maybe caused by external power cables. The ANSI equivalent capacitance substitution (ECSM) method is the recommended method for calibrating AM-741 monopole antenna. The individual calibration data will be included with each antenna.
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Com-Power Corporation
The absorbing clamps also known as ferrite clamps are used for measuring disturbance power on power input lines as well as other auxiliary I/O lines.
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PC-114 -
Com-Power Corporation
Perform Radiated & Conducted EMI pre-compliance testing at your facility up to 1 GHz. Com-Power PC-114 EMI emissions test system is a ideal solution performing pre-compliance EMC testing from 9 kHz - 1 GHz.. It has essential equipment needed for radiated and conducted EMI emissions measurements. The system includes a spectrum analyzer, antennas, near field probes, a preamplifier, LISN and a non conductive antenna tripod. Pre-compliance testing in EMC is a commonly used term not easy to define. In general, it implies testing done prior to formal testing for legal compliance. Formal legal compliance is performed at a facility designed and equipped with test instrumentation that is fully compliant with the applicable EMC standards. Such facility and instrumentation is capital intensive and can be expensive even to rent and not easily available. Compliance testing is performed per exacting requirements of the Standards and other reference documents adhering to the test methods and last detail. In addition, the test facility may require to be accredited by an accreditation body such as NVLAP, A2LA. Often it is desirable to know prior to compliance testing at such facility, whether a product is close to compliance and also how close. Pre-compliance testing is specially useful for specifications such as FCC, Part 15, EN 55022 or EN 55011 (CISPR 22 or CISPR11). Pre-compliance testing usually means using the full compliance methods but making a few educated compromises in use of site or equipment to reduce costs and testing time. Here are some benefits of pre-compliance testing.
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SPA Series -
Com-Power Corporation
The SPA-series high performance, low cost, easy to use, portable spectrum analyzers are ideal for a pre-compliance laboratory. All three models feature a wide frequency range and low noise floor to increase system sensitivity and system to noise ratio. An advanced, easy to use interface makes your work simple by putting the features you need at your fingertips.
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AM-400 -
Com-Power Corporation
The AM-400 antenna mast is suitable for making EMC radiated emissions measurements in an open area test site or test chambers.
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Com-Power Corporation
Biconical antennas are used for emissions and immunity testing to meet various EMC standards specified by FCC, CISPR and EN. The broadband characteristics of the biconical antenna make it a good choice for making sweep measurements and for automated measurement systems.
