The RFCI-MIL RF Conducted Susceptibility Test System generates interferences as defined in MIL-STD-461 CS114 - Susceptibility to conducted disturbances, and is also suitable for DO-160 Section 20 as well as other international standards. induced by radio-frequency fields. The standard described a test setup, in which can influence these high-frequency interferences without a complicated structure with antennas, field instrumentation and shielded rooms on an EUT. Via coupling networks and coupling clamp’s, sine waves are induced directly into power and signal lines. The EUT keeps its usual place in the installation; the complete unit can be tested in its function.
Overview
- FEATURES
- SPECIFICATIONS
- BCI PROBES
- RELATED EQUIPMENT
- 10 kHz - 250 MHz Frequency Range
- 75 Watt Integrated Amplifier
- Computer-based system (controlled by USB)
- Self-calibration of the test system (generator and CDN)
- RF-generator, amplifier and RF-voltmeter may as well be used as stand-alone devices
- Connections: EUT “Fail”, EUT monitoring by external multimeter, e.g. DUT signal
- Calibration of BCI Probe is performed automatically
- Extensive additions like attenuators, calibration kits, etc. deliverable
- Computer Based system
- Self calibration of test system generator
- Integrated RF generator, amplfiier, RF voltmer and directional coupler
- Connections: EUT "Fail", EUT monitoring by external multimeter (ie DUT signal)
- Calibration of coupling/decoupling devices performed automatically
- Easy setup of external amplifier
