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New Test Generator from TESEQ simulates Supply Dips, Drops and Variations

Teseq, a leading developer and provider of instrumentation and systems for EMC emissions and immunity testing, announces the launch of the NSG 3040-DDV generator which provides test waveforms for simulating Supply Dips, Drops and Variations. The new NSG 3040-DDV is the first in a series of single-function generators derived from the successful NSG 3040 family of combination generators.

Unlike the NSG 3040 system, which features a mainframe that is prepared, wired and tested for all possible test module combinations and upgrades, the NSG 3040-DDV is designed to accommodate only the module required for dips, drops and variations. This function-specific design allows the NSG 3040 to provide full performance at the lowest possible price.

In addition to full compliance testing to IEC 61000-4-11 and -29 standards, the NSG 3040-DDV offers the basic performance features of all NSG 3000 series instruments: A robust and user-friendly interface, industry-leading design and quality, comprehensive safety features, and compatibility with all existing NSG 3000 series accessories.

The NSG 3040-DDV is also available in an ERC (Exclusive Remote Control) version, which is controlled exclusively by a PC running Teseq’s WIN 3000 software.

When used with automatic accessories such as the VAR 3005 or INA 6502, the NSG 3040-DDV features manual, automatic and programmable control of EUT power ON/OFF switching. EUT power can be switched off automatically in the event of an EUT failure or overload.

For further information please call 0845 074 0660, email uksales@teseq.com or visit TESEQ’s website at www.teseq.com

About TESEQ

Advanced EMC test solutions for the following industries: automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunications, medical, aerospace, and defence. Production facilities are located in Luterbach, Switzerland and Berlin, Germany. Sales and Service Offices are in Switzerland, Germany, UK, France, USA, Japan, China, and Singapore. Accredited test laboratories are in Switzerland, Germany, UK, and USA

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