Guys,
I don't think we want to forget that just one of these units will be in
use. What would a whole country full of these units do to a mains
network? I'd guess it to be very noisy indeed!
Michael Sundstrom
NOKIA
TCC Dallas / EMC
ofc: (972) 374-1462
cell: (817) 917-5021
amateur
The only problem I see with not calibrating the LISN is you wouldn't
know if / or when it goes bad until you cross check it with a calibrated
LISN.
I would suggest you run your precompliance lab just like the real lab.
This way you'll get the same results as the accredited lab you test
with. No
We use a styrofoam table here at our lab, it is a round plug of
styrofoam 80cm tall and 1m across. This has worked the best for us, and
it has the least reflections at any frequency we can reliably test at. I
would guess that some form of hard material on top of this type of table
would support
Most analyzers are not CISPR 16 compliant. Receivers are always easer to
read QP and Avg. directly. If you can pass the CISPR limits with a peak
reading (analyzer), you can most definitely pass the QP / Avg. limits
with a receiver.
For official testing a compliant (CISPR 16) device is always
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