Com-Power LI-125A Line Impedance Stabilization Network / LISN – 150kHz-30MHz / FCC/EN/CISPR / 25A / 50uH

Description

The Com-Power LI-125A Line Impedance Stabilization Network (LISN) is a critical tool used in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing to measure conducted emissions from electrical and electronic devices. Operating within a frequency range of 150 kHz to 30 MHz, the LI-125A LISN is designed to comply with FCC, EN, and CISPR standards for conducted emissions testing. It features a current handling capacity of up to 25A and an impedance of 50 microhenries (uH), providing a standardized interface between the power source and the equipment under test (EUT) for accurate and repeatable EMC measurements.

Specifications of the Com-Power LI-125A Line Impedance Stabilization Network / LISN – 150kHz-30MHz / FCC/EN/CISPR / 25A / 50uH:

– Frequency Range: Covers a frequency range from 150 kHz to 30 MHz, aligning with FCC, EN, and CISPR standards for conducted emissions testing in various industries
– Compliance: Meets FCC, EN, and CISPR standards and regulations for EMC testing, ensuring reliable and accurate assessment of conducted emissions from electronic devices
– Current Handling Capacity: Capable of handling currents of up to 25A, suitable for a range of EMC testing applications with moderate power requirements
– Impedance: Maintains an impedance of 50 microhenries (uH) to establish a stable and standardized interface between the power line and the EUT, facilitating precise measurement of conducted emissions
– Calibration: Calibrated to industry standards for impedance characteristics, frequency response, and compliance with EMC testing requirements
– Interface: Equipped with input and output connectors for seamless integration into EMC test setups, providing a robust connection between the power source and the EUT
– Application: Used in EMC laboratories, compliance testing facilities, manufacturing environments, and research institutions to evaluate conducted emissions from electrical and electronic devices and ensure compliance with regulatory standards
– Safety Features: Includes safety mechanisms and protocols to protect operators, equipment, and the testing environment during EMC testing procedures
– Accessories: May include calibration certificates, user manuals, adapters, and protective cases for comprehensive functionality and ease of use in EMC testing applications.