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Fischer F-120-9A Bulk Current Injection Probe

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7 dB attenuation between 100 kHz and 230 MHz when measured into a 50 ohms fixture
Perform IEC 1000-4-6 testing with 20 watts or less of RF power
Usable up to 200 watts
Accommodates EUT cables up to 40 mm in diameter

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Fischer F-120-9A Bulk Current Injection Probe
7 dB attenuation between 100 kHz and 230 MHz when measured into a 50 ohms fixture
Perform IEC 1000-4-6 testing with 20 watts or less of RF power
Usable up to 200 watts
Accommodates EUT cables up to 40 mm in diameter
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Specifications

Frequency range	10 kHz - 2 30 MHz
Connector	Type N
Thickness	134 mm (5.28 inches)
Internal Diameter	40 mm (1.58 inches)
External Diameter	127 mm (5 inches)
Input Power	100 watts for 30 minutes or 200 watts for 15 minutes

Test Equipment Description

The Fischer F-120-9A has been designed to extend the use of conducted immunity testing over the bandwidth of 10 kHz – 230 MHz. The useable frequency range is 10 kHz - 230 MHz with an insertion loss of less than 8 dB between 150 kHz – 200 MHz. The input power rating is 100 watts for 30 minutes.

Applications

Bulk current injection (BCI) methods are used to evaluate electromagnetic susceptibility of a wide range of electronic devices including automotive, avionics, computing, medical and telecommunications equipment. During normal operation of the equipment under test. These conductors include the signal, control and power circuits of equipment being evaluated.