16 amps per phase?

1999-04-05 Thread brian_kunde
Members, IEC 1000-4-11 is for equipment 16 amps per phase or less. We are looking to purchase an AC power source that will perform this test as well as the IEC 1000-4-13, 4-14, and 4-28. I don't have copies of these standards. Do these other standard have a current limit of 16 amps like the 4-1

Fw: RE: RE: Ferrite pads vendors

1999-04-05 Thread ed . price
Posted for Jack Cook: From: "Cook, Jack" Subject: RE: RE: Ferrite pads vendors Date: Mon, 5 Apr 1999 10:31:16 -0700 To: 'EMC-PSTC' Cc: "Cook, Jack" > As noted by others, Steward makes stick-on ferrite discs. I used one on top > of a surface mount oscill

Re: Power Inductor for Power Supply Design

1999-04-05 Thread Tony J. O'Hara
Try INTERMARK (Kitagawa) at 212-629-3620 or www.intermark-usa.com They have some surface mount chip ferrite beads that are 3A and typically 1300 Ohms at 60MHz and are 1.3 mm high (IM-HH-1M4532-132). They also make 6A parts. Tony O'Hara LARCTEC Marketing Colorado < I am looking for a 10 uH power i

NSA data in C63.4

1999-04-05 Thread bma
Hi, Every EMC engineer has to deal with OATS for Radiated Emission test. The most important parameter of an OATS is NSA (Normalized Site Attenuation) to characterize how far the site is different from an ideal site. There is an interesting discussion about NSA data listed in C63.4 in IEEE EMC

FW: RE: Ferrite pads vendors

1999-04-05 Thread Upson, Darrel
6 years ago in a product that was failing our radiated emissions limits I tried a ferrite sheet that was placed under the cpu clock oscillator with holes for the leads to run through. The material was about 2mm thick. Unfortunately I am unable to find the manufacturers part number at this time. W