RadiMation Application Note 154: Difference between revisions
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* Current sensor | * Current sensor | ||
* Sensor power meter | * Sensor power meter / Analyser | ||
* 50 Ohm load | * 50 Ohm load | ||
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== Configuration of the test sites == | == Configuration of the test sites == | ||
Revision as of 10:16, 16 October 2023
How to perform a MIL-STD CS114, Conducted susceptibility, bulk cable injection test[edit]
This application note explains how the MIL-STD CS114, Conducted susceptibility, bulk cable injection test can be performed with RadiMation®
The exact requirements and test methods for the CS114 are specified in the MIL-STD-461.
Necessary equipment[edit]
The following devices are necessary to execute this test:
- Signal generator
- Amplifier
- Coupler
- Forward power meter
- Reflected power meter (optionally)
- Current sensor
- Sensor power meter / Analyser
- 50 Ohm load
- 50 Ohm attenuator
- LISN
- Current injection device
- Current injection calibration jig (Calibration fixture)
- Cable drivers with corrections