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=== Configure the EUT test === | === Configure the EUT test === | ||
To perform the test on the EUT, create a radiated immunity multiband test. | To perform the test on the EUT, create a radiated immunity multiband test. | ||
Create a test setup configuration file for the following frequency ranges: | |||
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! Frequency range || Polarization | |||
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| 2 MHz to 30 MHz || Vertical | |||
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| 30 MHz - 18 GHz || Both (Horizontal and vertical) | |||
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| 18 GHz - 40 GHz || Both (Horizontal and vertical) | |||
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The radiated immunity multiband test, can be started by selecting from the menu: | The radiated immunity multiband test, can be started by selecting from the menu: | ||
{{Menu|Tests|Radiated Immunity|Multiband}} | {{Menu|Tests|Radiated Immunity|Multiband}} |
Revision as of 15:31, 4 December 2023
How to perform a MIL-STD-461 RS103, radiated susceptibility, electric field[edit]
This application note explains how the MIL-STD-461 RS103, radiated susceptibility, electric field test can be performed with RadiMation®
The exact requirements and test methods for the RS103 are specified in the MIL-STD-461.
Necessary equipment[edit]
The following devices are necessary to perform the CS109 test:
- Signal generator
- Amplifier
- Antenna
- Field probe
Define the test level[edit]
Create a correction file for the test level[edit]
- File
- New
- Correction
- New
- File
First create a correction file in RadiMation® and specify the test level (See 'Table XI RS103 limits.').
- File
- Save correction
- File
Store the test level as correction file on disk.
This correction file with the test level will be used during EUT testing.
EUT Testing[edit]
EUT Testing equipment[edit]
The configuration of the eut test site should contain the following devices:
# | Device name | Tab in testsite configuration window | note |
---|---|---|---|
Signal Generator | Devices 1 | The signal generator to use | |
Amplifier | Devices 1 | The amplifier to use | |
Field Sensor 1 | Field probes | The field sensor to use |
Configure the EUT test[edit]
To perform the test on the EUT, create a radiated immunity multiband test.
Create a test setup configuration file for the following frequency ranges:
Frequency range | Polarization |
---|---|
2 MHz to 30 MHz | Vertical |
30 MHz - 18 GHz | Both (Horizontal and vertical) |
18 GHz - 40 GHz | Both (Horizontal and vertical) |
The radiated immunity multiband test, can be started by selecting from the menu:
- Tests
- Radiated Immunity
- Multiband
- Radiated Immunity
- Tests
Start | The start frequency of the test. For example 2 MHz. |
End | The stop frequency of the test. For example 30 MHz. |
Frequency Step | The frequency step, see Table III. |
Dwell Time | The dwell time. |
Frequency Change Mode | Constant. |
Modulation | The modulation to use see below. |
Test equipment | The equipment needed for the radiated susceptibility test. |
Location Type | Injection clamp. |
Test Level | Specify the Electrical field closed loop method test level. Also configured a "Variable field" |
Inputs | No inputs are needed. |
At TestLevel click Add to add a new Test level and select TestLevel - Electrical field closed loop method
Description | The description of the test level. |
Test level | Variable field, and specify the correction file for the applicable test level. When the level is one value this value can be specified with Constant field |
Tolerance | Specify the tolerance to use. |
Probes | Check Probe 1 to measure with the first probe. |
When all settings are configured press Start Test to run the test.