EMC/EMI Limit Line Measurement | Precompliance Test & Measurement
Quote from AdminTC on 07/05/2021, 13:57What would an EMC measurement look like? Do you support Quasi Peak Measurement?
Yes we support Quasi Peak.
Attached is a screenshot of a typical measurement. We even support multi limits e.g. measuring EN55015 & EN61800-3 at the same time:
What would an EMC measurement look like? Do you support Quasi Peak Measurement?
Yes we support Quasi Peak.
Attached is a screenshot of a typical measurement. We even support multi limits e.g. measuring EN55015 & EN61800-3 at the same time:
Quote from AdminTC on 10/05/2021, 12:19Can you change the graph to a log frequency view and add the limit line name to the graph (since you seem to be able to measure multiple limit lines at the same time)?
Yes, no problem. Please see attached screenshot.
BTW: The number of limit lines to be compared simultaneously is unlimited and the number of markers can be up to 200.
Can you change the graph to a log frequency view and add the limit line name to the graph (since you seem to be able to measure multiple limit lines at the same time)?
Yes, no problem. Please see attached screenshot.
BTW: The number of limit lines to be compared simultaneously is unlimited and the number of markers can be up to 200.
Quote from AdminTC on 28/03/2022, 12:38How can i add/display those limit lines to the spectrum graph?
Simply open the Traces section and go to the hamburger menu and hit "Add Limit Trace":
The name, color etc. can be changed as needed.
You can change the default limit line under "Limits". You can then choose from a wide selection of limit lines:
BTW: You can select multiple limit lines and run the measurement with all of those at the same time. This saves time and is a great feature to compare different standards.
How can i add/display those limit lines to the spectrum graph?
Simply open the Traces section and go to the hamburger menu and hit "Add Limit Trace":
The name, color etc. can be changed as needed.
You can change the default limit line under "Limits". You can then choose from a wide selection of limit lines:
BTW: You can select multiple limit lines and run the measurement with all of those at the same time. This saves time and is a great feature to compare different standards.
Quote from AdminTC on 28/03/2022, 12:44How do i active a QPeak (Quasi Peak) measurement?
Quite simple.
Please have a look at this posting: https://v6-forum.aaronia.de/forum/topic/do-you-offer-a-quasi-peak-detector-for-emc-tests/
How do i active a QPeak (Quasi Peak) measurement?
Quite simple.
Please have a look at this posting: https://v6-forum.aaronia.de/forum/topic/do-you-offer-a-quasi-peak-detector-for-emc-tests/