EM TEST AMP200N1.1 LF Supply Simulation
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LF signal & amplifier DC (0Hz) to 250kHz (500kHz), 800W
- Automatic Closed Loop test procedures
- Built-in DDS sinus signal generator up to 250 kHz
- High frequency option up to 500 kHz
- Output voltage max. 140V p-p, 50V rms
- Output current max. 16A rms
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EM TEST AMP200N1.1 LF Supply Simulation
AMP200N1.1 - Low-frequency signal / amplifier for supply simulation and magnetic field testingThe AMP 200N1.1 has been designed as a low-frequency signal source to generate sinusoidal signals used to simulate ripple noise and ground shift noise as required by a variety of standards in the avionics, military and automotive industry.
The AMP 200N1.1 is controlled by either the NetWave (for testing avionics, military and nautic standard requirements, e.g German Lloyd VI-7-2) the AutoWave for automotive testing such as e.g. Ford FMC1278. Additionally, the AMP 200N1.1 can be used to generate magnetic fields by means of a radiation loop or small Helmholtz coils as per various standards.
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EM TEST AMP200N1.1 LF Supply Simulation
AMP200N1.1 - Low-frequency signal / amplifier for supply simulation and magnetic field testingThe AMP 200N1.1 has been designed as a low-frequency signal source to generate sinusoidal signals used to simulate ripple noise and ground shift noise as required by a variety of standards in the avionics, military and automotive industry.
The AMP 200N1.1 is controlled by either the NetWave (for testing avionics, military and nautic standard requirements, e.g German Lloyd VI-7-2) the AutoWave for automotive testing such as e.g. Ford FMC1278. Additionally, the AMP 200N1.1 can be used to generate magnetic fields by means of a radiation loop or small Helmholtz coils as per various standards.