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18 - Cost effective uses of close field probing
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Cost-effective uses for near-field probing
in every project stage; for emissions, immunity, and more
This module has been completely revised for 2020 and has almost doubled in size.
This module is designed to help people understand Close-field EMC probing (often called near field probing). This is a useful qualitative method to quickly identify emissions problems. It can quickly reveal weak points for immunity, when used with transient and/or radio-frequency (RF) generators and it can help design PCBs, shielding and much else.
Module is 174 slides over 87 pages
Contents:-
- Near-Field Probing
- Introduction to near-fields and near-field probing (= close-field probing)
- Making our own near-field probes
- Buying near-field probes
- Affordable spectrum analyzers: traditional types and new ‘real-time’ types
- Safety: the most important issue !
- Using near-field probes to check emissions
- Avoiding overload and intermodulation, including by out-of-band signals
- Using near-field probes to check immunity
- Some more uses for near-field probing
- Using ‘Pin Probes’ to check emissions or immunity
- RF Current Monitor Probing
- Making current monitor probes
- Buying current monitor probes
- Using current monitor probes
- Calibrating current monitor probes
- Predicting radiated emissions on full-compliance tests
- Quick and cost-effective uses for probing throughout the lifecycle
- Some resources on probing, and on ‘pre-compliance’ testing
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