Simplified circuit diagram of NNHV 8123-800:

  Interference voltage test according to CISPR 25

  The power supply is connected to the rear panel, and the 0.1uF capacitor on the rear is grounded. The test object is connected to the front panel, and the interference voltage generated by the test object is output to the EMI test receiver through the N-type connector for measurement.

  Each line must use an independent LISN (in the shielding box HVSE 8601), the power supply line is connected to the red terminal of one of the LISNs, and the return line of the power supply is connected to the red terminal of the other LISN. The unused measurement port must be terminated with a 50 Ω load.

  All LISN RF grounds must be connected to the grounding terminal. The brass grounding terminal is connected to the shell of the shielding cover HVSE8601. When connecting the power supply line of the EUT, the insulation layer of the cable must be stripped to ensure the shielding layer. It can be in good contact with the shielding shell of HVSE8601. The standard delivery of the NNHV8123 series includes locking screws and RF output cables.

  Immunity test, high current injection method (BCI test):

  NNHV 8123-800 can be used with suitable current injection clamps for high current injection testing.

  Adequate air circulation must be ensured to prevent the LISN from overheating.

  LISN cannot be covered! The upper and lower cover plates with holes cannot be covered to facilitate air circulation. The 50 ohm external termination resistor must be placed outside the HVSE 8601.

  A slight smell of coating and insulating materials may appear during the first few hours of work. Be careful not to inhale the emitted gas. The smell will disappear after working at high temperature for a few hours.

  During the high current injection test, due to the danger of high field strength and heating (fire risk), this type of test should only be done by qualified engineers! The corresponding safety precautions must be considered!

  During the BCI test, the power injected from the EUT terminal will cause the external 50Ω load to heat up, and the appropriate load power must be selected according to the actual test requirements.

  Note: The injected RF power will be output from the EuT- terminal to the N-type port without attenuation. If a receiver is connected at this time, the receiver will be damaged!

  note:

  Circuits in accordance with CISPR 16 have a large leakage current to the ground, so the leakage current detection function cannot be used on the power line (they will disconnect the power supply due to excessive ground current). Either a ground current safety switch is not installed on any power cord (please mark the necessary warning signs), or a 1:1 power cord isolation transformer is used.

  In any case, LISN should be grounded before connecting to the power cord. Must provide accurate safety tips to LISN users.

  EUT terminal impedance (N-type terminal is connected to 50 ohms, power line is short-circuited)

  Impedance characteristic curve

  Divider ratio, EuT terminal to N connector (adapter required)