SHC CISPR Compliant Voltage Probes

SHC CISPR Compliant Voltage Probes

When LISN (Line Impedance Stabilization Network) are not applicable to EMI conducted test because the current flowing is too high, the conducted interferences are measured by means of a high impedance voltage probe, according to C.I.S.P.R 16-1 subclause 12.2.
The passive probes are designed to comply with CISPR 16-1 regulation and thus include a blocking capacitor to decouple the measured signal from any AC supply voltage which may be present on the line under test, they have a total internal resistance between line and earth of more than 1500 ohm.

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Key Features

• Insertion loss: SHC-1 35 dB (typical), SHC-1/1000 35 dB (typical), SHC-2 30 dB (typical)
• Input impedance: over 1500 Ohm
• Complete 3 axis system with switching unit
• Input capacity : less than 10 pF
• Frequency range : 9 kHz ÷ 30 MHz
• Max permissible input operating voltage: SHC-1 300 Volt AC, SHC-2 300 Volt AC, SHC-1/1000 1000 Volt AC
• RF output: BNC male
• Rated temperature: 0 to + 45 C
• Storage temperature: – 25 to + 70 C

Application Notes