Description
- Standards: EN 61000-4-6, EN 61000-4-16, ISO 11452, SAE J1113, Automotive manufacturer specific standards (e.g. PSA or Ford, among others), MIL STD 461, etc.
- Frequencies: DC-150KHz, 10 Hz – 250 KHz, 9KHz – 250 MHz, 9kHz- 400 MHz.
- Built-in generator, amplifier and power meters
- Coupling nets, coupling clamps, current injection probes (BCI)
- TEM cells
- Stripline
- Software with test report generation capability
- Software with external measuring instrument control capability
NetWave .5 models, simulator for testing HV components above 560 VDC. The new NetWave .5 models are based on the existing NetWave .3 models, and include improvements mainly related to isolation voltage and floating output configuration.
There are different models depending on their application, all of them managed by the same software tool:
- CWS 500N1 Simulator (EN 61000-4-6, ISO 14452,Mil-Std-461, ) with Integrated 80W RF Amplifier (100KHz-300MHz)
- CWS 500N2 Simulator (EN 61000-4-6, ISO 14452,Mil-Std-461, ) with Integrated 100W RF Amplifier (10KHz-400MHz)
- CWS 500N3 Simulator (ISO 14452,Mil-Std-461,RTCA/DO 160) with Integrated 100W LF Amplifier (10Hz-250KHz)
- CWS 500N4 Simulator (EN 61000-4-16) for Common Mode Conducted Immunity at Frequencies: DC, 16 2/3Hz, 50Hz and 60Hz Levels: 1,3,10 and 30V.
- Test management and reporting software
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