MIL-STD-461G specifies the requirements for the control of electromagnetic interference characteristics of subsystems and equipment. The standard divides the test items into four categories: conducted emission (CE), radiated emission (RE), conducted susceptibility (CS) and radiated susceptibility (RS), and specifies the scope of application, frequency range, limits and test method for each item, covering conducted emission from power lines, radiated emission of electric fields, conducted susceptibility of power lines and damped sinusoidal transient conducted susceptibility, among other items.
The BCICF-500 broadband current injection calibration fixture is designed for calibration tests of current injection clamps and current measuring probes, serving as a broadband signal transmission and coupling device. I
The LISN ML 600S line impedance stabilization network is designed according to MIL-STD-461 and GJB 151.
The LISN ML 300HVS line impedance stabilization network is designed according to MIL-STD-461 and GJB 151.
The LISN ML 200HVS line impedance stabilization network is designed according to MIL-STD-461 and GJB 151. Designed for conducted emission test, it isolates power interference and provides the specified power impedance to EUT.
The LISN J200 is designed as per GJB151B (2013) and MIL-STD-461E(1999)and used to separate parts from mains and measure the disturbances feature of vehicles, ships and internal combustion engines, its impedance completely meets standards requirements.
The J50 line impedance stabilization network complies to MIL-STD-461 and GJB 151. It isolates components from power supplies and measures interference of vehicles, vessels and internal combustion engines.
The LISN ML 100S line impedance stabilization network is designed according to MIL-STD-461 and GJB 151. Designed for conducted emission test, it isolates power interference and provides the specified power impedance to EUT.
The LISN ML 500HVS Line Impedance Stabilization Network is designed in accordance with GJB 151B and MIL-STD-461.
The LISN ML 500HVS line impedance stabilization network is designed according to GJB 151B/C and MIL-STD-461E.
The BCICF-400 broadband current injection calibration fixture is designed for calibration tests of current injection clamps and current measuring probes, serving as a broadband signal transmission and coupling device.
The BCICF-200 broadband current injection calibration fixture is designed for calibration tests of current injection clamps and current measuring probes, serving as a broadband signal transmission and coupling device.
The WCMCF 500 wideband current monitor calibration fixture is designed with 50Ω TEM waveguide structure.
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The EDS MAX30 is 3CTEST's fourth-generation electrostatic discharge simulator in compliance with IEC 61000-4-2:2025, ISO 10605:2023 and other standards.
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