EEVblog #548 - EMC Pre-Compliance Conducted Emissions Testing
Dave demonstrates how to do some basic in-house EMC Pre-Compliance conducted emissions testing on a DC powered product using an open source hardware Line Impedance Stabilisation Network (LISN) box, and a low cost Rigol DSA815 spectrum analyser
NOTE: As stated on the product page, this product and technique is for DC powered products only, it is not to be used for the mains supply.
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NOTE: As stated on the product page, this product and technique is for DC powered products only, it is not to be used for the mains supply.
EMC Test Facility:
Forum: /
EEVblog Main Web Site:
EEVblog Amazon Store:
Donations:
/
Projects:
/
Electronics Info Wiki:
/
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