Ask Us About: IEC 61000-4-6 - Conducted RF Systems, Couplers, & BCI
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IEC 61000-4-6 - Conducted RF Systems, Couplers, & BCI


- 80 Watt Radiated & Conducted RF System
- Built-in Signal Generator, Amplifier, & Power Meter
- Easy to use with BCI, EM Clamp, or CDN Testing


- 100 Watt Conducted & Radiated Test System
- Compliant to ISO 11452-4 & MIL-STD-461 CS114
- Bulk Current Injection (BCI) Test System


- EM Test 80 RF Test System Including Software
- Ideal for IEC 61000-4-6 Conducted Immunity Tests
- BCI, CDN, & EM Clamp Equipment Available


- Frequency Range 10 kHz to 1 GHz
- Maximum 100 W up to 230 MHz
- 20 mm Maximum Cable Diameter


- Teseq NSG 4070 & BCI Test Kit
- Ideal for IEC 61000-4-6 Test Levels
- External Amplifiers Easily Integrated


- Frequency Range 150 kHz to 1 GHz
- 100 Watts Maximum up to 230 MHz
- Includes FTC 101 Decouping Clamp


- Teseq CIP 10 kHz - 400 MHz 1kW (max)
- IEC 61000-4-6, ISO 11452-4, & CS114
- Ideal for High Power BCI Testing


- F120-9A CIP, Monitoring Probe, Fixture, & Cables
- 10 kHz - 230 MHz BCI Test Package
- Rented Individually or with RF Test System

- 15Pin/Line Conducted RF CDN
- Ideal for IEC 610000-4-6 compliance


- RF CDN 4 Data Line Testing
- Compliant to IEC 61000-4-6


- 5 Line Conducted RF CDN
- Maximum 400VAC and 32Amps
- Includes Calibration Adapters


- Conducted RF 25Amp Three-Line CDN
- Includes Calibration Adapters


- Fischer Injection Probe10 kHz – 230 MHz
- FCC-BCICF-4 Calibration Fixture



- Calibration Fixture F-33-2 & F-33-1 Probes
- Typically Required for BCI Testing
- Rented with Fischer Current Probe or System
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General Testing Information
This standard puts forth requirements for electrical and electronic equipment to electromagnetic disturbances from radio-frequency (RF) range of 150kHz up to 80Mhz. This standard does not apply to equipment not having at least one conducting wire and or cable that can be coupled to the equipment. This standard can be purchased through the IEC Webstore. The 2015 version four is the latest for this conducted RF immunity standard and supersedes all previous versions. The most recent versions include several additions that must be considered including, use of CDNs, calibration of clamps, and measurement uncertainty of the voltage test level. This standard specifies three main methodologies for testing:
- Coupling Decoupling Network (CDN) - Preferred method as it is easily reproducible and protection of the AE (auxiliary equipment)
- Electromagnetic (EM) Clamp - Injection device capacitive and inductive coupling
- Bulk Current Injection Clamp (BCI) - Clamp-on "current" injecting device on a cable
- Direct Injection - Injected directly on to screened and coaxial cablies via a 100Ohm Resistor.

Test Levels
Test levels are set at the EUT port of the coupling devices and the below diagram is for open circuit teste levels (e.m.f). An important consideration for the EUT is that the signal is 80% amplitude modulated with a 1 kHz sine wave. Keep in mind, for reach of the methodologies for testing there is different test levels required. The standard specifically mentions that the test levels selected during the testing should accurately reflect the electromagnetic environment which the equipment functions.Transient Specialists
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