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Automotive transient emission measurements as per:
ISO 7637-2:2004
ISO 7637-2:2011
ISO 7637-2.2 (Draft Ed.3).
The kit includes:
Electronic switch, BS 200N100.1
Operation voltage: 60V DC
Operation current: 100A continuous
Suppression voltage: typical 1300V
Inrush current Max. 400 A for 200 ms
Volt.Drop: <1.2V@100A, <0.2V@25A
Reverse-polarity and short-circuit protected
Mechanical switch, BSM 200N40
Operation voltage: 12V/24V
Operation current Max. 40A DC continuous, resistive load
Maximum current: 40A @13,5V
Imax: 20A @27,0 V
Artificial network, AN 200N100
ISO 7637-2, CISPR 25, ISO 11452-4 and CISPR 16-1-2, switchable
Frequency range 100 kHz - 125 MHz
Operation voltage: 1000V DC / 250V AC up to 1 kHz
Operation current: Max. 100A AC/DC continuous
Inrush current: Max. 400A for 200ms
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EM Test Transient Emission Set
The measurement of automotive transient emissions as per ISO 7637-2 requires an electronic switch, a mechancical switch and an artificial network.The electronic switch is a repeatable, calibrated 300ns semiconductor switch, which is used in most applications, both fast and slow.
While, the BS 200N100.1 can be used up to 1300V, the standard recommends a mechanical switch for transient emissions over 400V.
The artifical network represents the typical impedance of the wiring harness. The AN 200N100 is designed to meet the requirements of ISO 7637-2, CISPR 25 / ISO 11452-4 and CISPR 16-1-2 and can be switched accordingly.
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EM Test Transient Emission Set
The measurement of automotive transient emissions as per ISO 7637-2 requires an electronic switch, a mechancical switch and an artificial network.The electronic switch is a repeatable, calibrated 300ns semiconductor switch, which is used in most applications, both fast and slow.
While, the BS 200N100.1 can be used up to 1300V, the standard recommends a mechanical switch for transient emissions over 400V.
The artifical network represents the typical impedance of the wiring harness. The AN 200N100 is designed to meet the requirements of ISO 7637-2, CISPR 25 / ISO 11452-4 and CISPR 16-1-2 and can be switched accordingly.