Writing a useful EMI test automation algorithm

Sikora, Piotr

doi:10.1109/isemc.1988.14147

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“…The automated measurement systems, along with controlling the test equipment, account for amplifier / attenuator settings, probe calibration factors, bandwidth correction factors, etc. when preparing the final data for presentation [2]. In doing so, the automated measurement systems perform the tedious work previously performed by the engineer or technician performing the test, and saves valuable time and money.…”

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Methods of performing computer controlled EMI compliance tests

Derewiany¹,

Kowalczyk²

IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility

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Increasingly, companies and laboratories are switching over from the standard, manually controlled, EMI compliance test equipment to new automated systems. These new systems are useful because they can drastically reduce the time and effort to perform EMI tests. However, these systems require forethought and careful planning in their use. This paper details some of the problems we have encountered in the use of automated systems, and recommendations for resolving these problems.

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Methods of performing computer controlled EMI compliance tests

Derewiany¹,

Kowalczyk²

IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility

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Automated IEC 801.3 testing

Pawlowski¹,

Kercado²

Proceedings of IEEE Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility

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The IEC 801.3 radiated immunity test is a good example of some of the tests that electronics manufacturers are required to perform if they wish to sell their products to the European community. IEC 80 1.3, specifically with respect to the December 1992 revision draft, is a time-consuming and laborious test, due, in part, to the field uniformity requirement.However, an automated IEC test system serves as an efficient means for conducting this test, and provides the user with exceptionally accurate and reliable test results.This paper illustrates the design and development of such a system, including such capabilities as real-time video monitoring of EUT status and automatic real-time monitoring for failure responses of both analog and digital channels originating in the EUT.

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Writing a useful EMI test automation algorithm

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Methods of performing computer controlled EMI compliance tests

Methods of performing computer controlled EMI compliance tests

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