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Transient Generators
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- Ring Wave Immunity Generators
- Lightning Surge Generators
- Surge & Burst/EFT Generators
- Magnetic Field Generators
- Telecom Testing Generators
- EMI Receivers/EMC Analyzers
- RF Power Amplifiers
- RF Conducted Immunity
- RF Field Strength Meters
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Guns
- EMC Antennas
- Antenna Preamplifiers
- Line Impedance Stabilization Networks (LISN's)
- EMC/EMI Signal Generators
- RF Power Meters
- Bulk Current Injection (BCI) Probes
- EMC Probes
- Coupling Decoupling Networks (CDN's)
- Power Fail Simulators
- Software for EMC Testing
- Calibration Equipment
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Scanning Receivers
Scanning receivers which meet the requirements of CISPR 16-1 are satisfactory for measurements. Either manual or automatic frequency scanning may be used. Special consideration shall be given to overload, linearity, selectivity, and the normal response to pulses.
NOTE – Spectrum analysers and scanning receivers are particularly useful for disturbance measurements. The peak detection mode of spectrum analysers and scanning receivers provides a display indication which is never less than the quasi-peak indication for the same bandwidth. It may be convenient to measure emissions using peak detection because of the faster scan possible with peak than with quasi-peak detection.
When quasi-peak limits are being used, and a peak detector is used for time efficiency, any peak measurements at or above the quasi-peak limit shall be re-measured using the quasipeak detector.