Calibration on voltage level
Calibration on voltage level
Performing a "Calibration > System Calibration > Conducted Immunity" on a voltage test level. The only measuring instrument i use is a DVM. However, the software asks for sensor power meter a.s.o. How do i have to define this calibration on voltage level?
Re: Calibration on voltage level
According to the standard that is used for testing different system calibration modules can be used.
If testing is done for most CE and Automotive purposes:
Calibration > System Calibration > Conducted Immunity can be used.
For this type of calibration it is not possible to use an multi-meter as device to regulate the voltage test levels.
A power meter represented by the sensor power meter is required for this type of calibration.
If testing is done for Mil standard purposes:
Calibration > System Calibration > Conducted susceptibility can be used.
For this type of calibration it is possible to use an multi-meter to regulate the voltage test levels.
If testing is done for most CE and Automotive purposes:
Calibration > System Calibration > Conducted Immunity can be used.
For this type of calibration it is not possible to use an multi-meter as device to regulate the voltage test levels.
A power meter represented by the sensor power meter is required for this type of calibration.
If testing is done for Mil standard purposes:
Calibration > System Calibration > Conducted susceptibility can be used.
For this type of calibration it is possible to use an multi-meter to regulate the voltage test levels.