To evaluate the noise resistance of electronic components and circuit boards by simulating high-frequency noise due to discharge or arc.
Noise resistance is tested by clamping coupling adapters to signal cables or using radiation probes to identify malfunction locations.
To evaluate the noise immunity of electronic components and systems by simulating fast-repeating high-frequency noise that occurs when switches are turned on and off. The simulator generates fast transient bursts that are injected into power supply lines or I/O signal lines.
Noise immunity is tested by clamping coupling adapters to signal cables or using radiation probes to identify malfunction locations.
To evaluate the noise immunity of electronic components and systems by simulating fast-repeating, high-frequency noise that occurs when switches turn on and off. The simulator generates damped oscillatory waves with gradually decreasing amplitude, which are injected into power supply lines or signal lines.
Noise immunity is tested by clamping coupling adapters to signal cables or using radiation probes to identify malfunction locations.
To assess the noise immunity of electronic components and systems in vehicles by simulating high-frequency inductive noise.
The test involves generating high-frequency inductive noise pulses that are injected into the vehicle's power supply lines or signal lines.
To assess how electronic components and systems in vehicles respond to fluctuations in power supply, such as voltage drops or spikes.
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