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Schloder SFT 1400 EFT/Burst Generator up to 5 kv, IEC/EN 61000-4-4

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Schloder SFT 1400 E125 kHz Burst Generator

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Frequency up to 125 kHz
Changing of all Parameters during a Burst Test
IEC 61000-4-4 up to 5 kV
Single Spike to Continuous Burst
5000 Pulses/Sec – 500/Package
Time Sccurate Triggering
Various Special Function

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Schloder SFT 1400 E125 kHz Burst Generator
Frequency up to 125 kHz
Changing of all Parameters during a Burst Test
IEC 61000-4-4 up to 5 kV
Single Spike to Continuous Burst
5000 Pulses/Sec – 500/Package
Time Sccurate Triggering
Various Special Function
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Burst (EFT) 5/50 ns Pulse conforms to IEC/EN 61000-4-4
Parameter	Value
Pulse amplitude	100 V - 5000 V
Burst frequency	single up to 125 kHz
Polarity	positive / negative / alternate
Test duration	10 - 1000 ms
CRO Trigger	RS 232 Remote control
Repetition rate	0.01 - 100 ms
Coupling	Integrated in the test generator, coupling of the noise pulses to the EUT’s power mains
Rise time	5 ns ±30%
Burst time	10 - 1000 ms
Dimensions	19″ housing. 3 HE
Weight	9 kg

Test Equipment Description

Schloder SFT 1400 E125 kHz Burst Generator

The test generator simulates quick transient noise interference as they are defined in the standards IEC 61000-4-4 and EN 61000-4-4. The single pulses show a very short rise-time (5ns) and due to this a wide RFspectrum up to 300 MHz. RF-interferences are the result.

Special function
The generator includes several special functions such as "Real Burst" which simulates the natural appearance of the burst phenomena or "Sweep" to simulate the bouncing of an electrical contact. The functions "IFM" and "DFM" (increasing and decreasing frequency) are powerful instruments to investigate resonance or saturation effects in the tested device.

Easy operation
The clearly arranged front panel with the generator settings allows a time-saving and optimised testing. The standard test level 1, 2, 3 and 4 are stored in the memory function on position 1 – 4. Additional custom made setups can be stored in the memory function.