EMI - EMC Test Solutions

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The TBLC08 is a Line Impedance Stabilization Network for the measurement of line-conducted interference within the range of 9kHz to 30MHz, according to the CISPR16 standard. The device is designed for testing single phase, AC-powered equipment with supply voltages up to maximum 240V. Conducted noise can be measured on the phase and on the neutral conductor. The TBLC08 is equipped with a switchable limiter/attenuator and an artificial hand connection.
The device is available with country-specific DUT connectors

• Frequency range: 9 kHz to 30 MHz
• Impedance: 50 Ω ║ (50 µH + 5 Ω)
• Artificial hand: 220 pF + 511 Ω 
• Switchable PE: 50 Ω ║ 50 µH 
• Limiter / attenuator: 150 kHz to 30 MHz; 10 dB
• Air core inductors
• Line voltage: max. 240V / 50 – 60 Hz, CAT ‖
• Max. current: 8A @ 23°C
• DUT socket: country specific
• Measurement connector: 50 Ω BNC
• Power connector: IEC 60320 C13
• Operating Temperature Range: +5°C … + 40°C; 5% to 80% RH
• Safety: Safety Class I, IEC 1010-01

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The TBMA1 is a small, lightweight, wideband biconical measurement antenna. With its moderate price, it is ideal for radiated noise EMC pre-compliance testing and for generating defined field strength.

It is characterized from 30 MHz to 1 GHz and has a directional pattern similar to a dipole.

The TBMA1 comes in an aluminum carrying case, together with a “pistol-grip” tripod. A standard ¼” thread makes it easy to connect it to most standard tripods.

The elements are corrosion resistant and constructively locked against rotation. They are fed via a wideband balun with  2 W power handling capability. Furthermore they are protected against build-up of static charge.

• Type: passive biconical
• Frequency range: 30 MHz – 1000MHz
• Nominal impedance: 50 Ω
• Maximum continuous input RF power: 2 W
• Connector: N type female
• Isotropic gain: -42.15 … 1.78 dBi
• Antenna factor: 16.30 … 41.91 dB/m
• Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) Max < 2.8
• Length: 430 mm (17 “) tip-to-tip
• Diameter: 160 mm (6.3 “)
• Depth: 163 mm (6.4 “) including housing
• Weight: 0.46 kg (1.01 lbs)
• Tripod Adapter Thread Size: ¼”

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The TBLM1 LISN Mate is a companion device for LISNs, which splits the conducted noise signal into its common mode and differential mode components. The LISN Mate is connected to the output of a LISN inserted into the positive supply line and to a second LISN inserted into the negative supply line.

The conducted noise signal at the output of a LISN is the sum of common mode and differential mode noise. The LISN mate splits it into the common mode and differential mode components, with each signal component available at a separate BNC port.

• Frequency range: 30 kHz – 110 MHz
• Maximum RF level at any BNC port: 27dBm
• Maximum DC current at any BNC port: 30 mA

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The TBCP1-200 is a fixed aperture RF current monitoring probe, expanding the Tekbox product range of affordable EMC pre-compliance test equipment.
The probe has a 3dB bandwidth of approximately 200 MHz and is characterized and usable over the frequency range from 10kHz to 500 MHz.

The aperture of the RF current monitoring probe is 25 mm. Its transfer impedance is > 14 dB Ohm in the range from 40 kHz to 200 MHz.

The TBCP1-250 is a fixed aperture RF current monitoring probe, expanding the Tekbox product range of affordable EMC pre-compliance test equipment.
The probe has a very flat response with a 3dB bandwidth of 250 MHz and is characterized and usable over the frequency range from 30kHz to 250 MHz.

The aperture of the RF current monitoring probe is 25 mm. Its transfer impedance is > 16 dB Ohm in the range from 300 kHz to 250 MHz.

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Radiated emission tests are typically carried out in anechoic chambers, using antennas to pick up the radiated signals. Due to bandwidth limitations, several antennas are required to cover the complete frequency range. Furthermore, it requires much space and the cost of the equipment for a standard conformant setup is immense.
An engineer of a small or medium size enterprise usually has to rely on his experience and on best practice methods in order to design an EMC compliant product. Nevertheless, it is estimated that > 50% of products fail testing first time around. Anytime an engineer sends a new product for compliance testing, it is a shot in the dark. Failing is very expensive. Not only that re-testing costs are high, but also the project schedule and market introduction gets delayed. 
What is needed is an affordable laboratory set up to measure radiated emissions in the own lab, prior to compliance testing. A TEM cell is the right piece of equipment for desktop testing of radiated emissions. Tekbox developed open TEM cells to cover the complete frequency range up to 2GHz and with usability even at frequencies beyond. 
Combined with a spectrum analyzer, products can be tested before and after EMC related design modifications.  A set up with a TEM cell will not deliver exactly the same quantitative results as a measurement in a certified test house, however it will give an excellent indication on whether the design suffers from excessive radiated noise or not.  The engineer will clearly see, whether his changes improved or deteriorated the EMC performance or whether it remained unchanged. Using TEM cells eliminates the guesswork.

A TEM cell is a stripline device for radiated emissions and immunity testing of electronic devices. It is not a replacement, but due to its size and cost it is a convenient alternative to measurements in an anechoic chamber. 

A TEM cell consists of a septum, the conductive strip in the centre section and walls which are connected to ground. The geometry is designed to present a 50Ω stripline. The device under test (DUT) is placed in between the bottom wall and the septum.

The TBTC0/1/2/3 are so called “open TEM cells”, which got no side walls for convenient placement of the DUT. It may pick up RF background noise, which however can be taken into account by doing a measurement of the cell output signal before powering on the DUT. 

Tekbox open TEM cells got a better frequency response compared to standard TEM cells of similar size. TEM cells suffer from higher order wave modes which limit the usable bandwidth. A unique design feature of the Tekbox TEM cells implements resistance perpendicular to the desired propagation direction of the wave. Consequently higher order wave modes and resonances are suppressed.
All TEM cells are supplied together with a 50Ω/25W RF termination, a DC block to protect the spectrum analyzer or RF receiver input and a N-Male to N-Male coaxial cable.

TBTC3 TEM cell dimensions:
Length: 1038 mm
Width: 501 mm
Height: 305 mm
Septum height: 150 mm
TEM cell connectors: N-female
Nominal cell impedance: 50 Ohm
Wave impedance: 377 Ohm
Maximum RF input power: 25W
Input return loss: S11 up to 700 MHz < -16db="" />
Transmission loss: up to 730 MHz < 3="" />

DC-Block 50V-6GHz-N
Connectors: N-Male/Female
Nominal impedance: 50 Ohm
Max. continuous RF power: 2W
Max. continuous RF voltage: 50V RMS
Frequency: 500kHz to 6 GHz
VSWR: ≤ 1.2

RF-Termination 50Ω-3GHz-25W-N
Connector: N-Male
Nominal impedance: 50 Ohm
Max. continuous RF power: 25W
Frequency: DC to 3 GHz
VSWR: ≤ 1.2
Third order inter modulation: ≤ 120 dBc

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