industry news
Subscribe Now

Test System from Teseq Meets New Immunity Testing Requirements

March 2015 – Teseq announces a test system that meets the new requirements for immunity testing to low frequency disturbances in the frequency range of 15 Hz to 150 kHz. The NSG 4060 complies with current testing standards including EN 61326-3-1, IEC 61850-3, IEC 60255-22-7, IEC 60533/IEC 60945, IEC 61000-4-16 and IEC 61000-4-19.

Ideal for use by manufacturers of smart electrical meters, industrial circuit breakers, industrial Ethernet and shipboard equipment, the NSG 4060 is a robust system with a host of features and a best in class user interface with an intuitive front panel that enables the unit to run fully compliant tests without a PC. It accurately tests low frequency immunity in common and differential mode.

The new test system features a full range of verification accessories and ensures compatibility of components at a competitive price.  These accessories allow in-house confidence checking of differential CDN (CDND). 

Disturbances are coupled onto cables in common mode (IEC/EN 61000-4-16) with continuous levels up to 33 V or differential mode (IEC/EN 61000-4-19) with levels  up to 22 V / 4.5 A. The NSG 4060 features an extension unit that expands the test range frequency to DC and the amplitude to 300 V for short term tests.

This new unit, which combines a signal generator and integrated power amplifier, features a user port for four TTL inputs and four TTL outputs as well as supply voltages for individual monitoring and control applications.  There are also ports for generator output, system and coupling network control as well as phase synchronization input.

A remote control option is available through an optical RS232, RS232, LAN or USB.  Two USB, analog, digital and optical EUT monitoring inputs and external modulation input come standard on each unit.

The NSG 4060 shares the same chassis and user interface as the popular NSG 4070 RF conducted immunity system, featuring the same user-friendly 5.7in colour display, superb graphics to enable quick and user-friendly set-up of test procedures, as well as hard keys for important functions.

A user manual with extensive set-up diagrams and instructions is included with each unit.

Technical Specifications

  • Immunity testing to low frequency disturbances in the frequency range of 15Hz to 150kHz
  • In compliance with current testing standards including EN 61326-3-1, IEC 61850-3, IEC 60255-22-7, IEC 60533/IEC 60945 and IEC 61000-4-19
  • Continuous levels up to 33 V and for IEC 61000-4-19 testing up to 22 V or 4.5 A
  • Optional NSG 4060 extension unit for IEC 61000-4-16 short term tests with DC and amplitudes up to 330 V

For any further information please call AMETEK CTS Germany GmbH, +49 2307 / 26070-0, email info.cts@ametek.comor visit Teseq’s website at www.teseq.com and http://www.ametek-cts.com.

Read our news:  http://feeds.feedburner.com/Teseq

Follow us: https://twitter.com/TeseqInc

Become a fan: https://www.facebook.com/Teseq

Watch the latest videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/Teseq 

About Teseq

Teseq, a subsidiary of AMETEK Compliance Test Solutions, is a leading global developer of EMC instrumentation and systems for radiated and conducted interference in the automotive, consumer and industrial electronics, telecommunications, medical, defense and avionics industries. With four product brands—Teseq, IFI, MILMEGA and EM Test—it offers the world’s most comprehensive range of EMC systems for immunity and emissions testing. Its strong global service network with nine local accredited calibration labs ensures fast turn-around for calibration and repair. Production facilities are located on the Isle of Wight, UK, in Luterbach, Switzerland, Berlin, Germany and Ronkonkoma, USA. Sales and service offices are in Switzerland, Germany, UK, France, USA, Japan, China, Singapore and Taiwan. Accredited test laboratories are in Switzerland, Germany, UK, USA, Singapore, China and Japan.

Leave a Reply

featured blogs
May 2, 2024
I'm envisioning what one of these pieces would look like on the wall of my office. It would look awesome!...
Apr 30, 2024
Analog IC design engineers need breakthrough technologies & chip design tools to solve modern challenges; learn more from our analog design panel at SNUG 2024.The post Why Analog Design Challenges Need Breakthrough Technologies appeared first on Chip Design....

featured video

MaxLinear Integrates Analog & Digital Design in One Chip with Cadence 3D Solvers

Sponsored by Cadence Design Systems

MaxLinear has the unique capability of integrating analog and digital design on the same chip. Because of this, the team developed some interesting technology in the communication space. In the optical infrastructure domain, they created the first fully integrated 5nm CMOS PAM4 DSP. All their products solve critical communication and high-frequency analysis challenges.

Learn more about how MaxLinear is using Cadence’s Clarity 3D Solver and EMX Planar 3D Solver in their design process.

featured paper

Designing Robust 5G Power Amplifiers for the Real World

Sponsored by Keysight

Simulating 5G power amplifier (PA) designs at the component and system levels with authentic modulation and high-fidelity behavioral models increases predictability, lowers risk, and shrinks schedules. Simulation software enables multi-technology layout and multi-domain analysis, evaluating the impacts of 5G PA design choices while delivering accurate results in a single virtual workspace. This application note delves into how authentic modulation enhances predictability and performance in 5G millimeter-wave systems.

Download now to revolutionize your design process.

featured chalk talk

How Capacitive Absolute Encoders Enable Precise Motion Control
Encoders are a great way to provide motion feedback and capture vital rotary motion information. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton and Jeff Smoot from CUI Devices investigate the benefits and drawbacks of different encoder solutions. They also explore the unique system advantages of absolute encoders and how you can get started using a CUI Devices absolute encoder in your next design.
Apr 1, 2024
4,380 views