GSP-9300 User Manual
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EMC Pre-Compliance Testing
The GSP-9300 EMC Pretest function is a comprehensive suite for
performing, debugging or estimating radiated or conducted
emissions as well as the ability to troubleshoot immunity tests.
The EMC Prestest function is divided into 5 main functions: EMI
Test, EMI-M Probe, EMI-E Probe, Voltage Probe and EMS Test.
The EMI Test function is used to perform radiated or conducted
emissions tests. These tests include inbuilt support for a number of
EN and FCC standards to test against.
The EMI-M Probe functions allow you to simulate the radiated
emissions at 3 meters and 10 meters for a number of different EN
and FCC standards.
The EMI-E Probe function is used to debug sources of
electromagnetic emissions using the GW Instek EMI-E probes. This
function also allows you test against EN or FCC radiated emission
standards.
The Voltage Probe function allows you to estimate the conducted
the emissions from the power lines without having to perform
conducted radiation tests with the increased cost of a LISN device.
It can also be used to debug sources of conducted emissions on
your DUT.
The EMS Test function allows you to debug radiated
immunity(susceptibility) weakness in the DUT by outputting a
source signal from the TG Output with user-defined characteristics.
EMI Testing for Radiated Emissions → from page 203.
Near Field Testing: EMI M Probe → from page 209.
Near Field Testing: EMI E Probe → from page 212.
Conducted Emissions Estimation: Voltage Probe → from
page215.
Susceptibility Debugging (EMS Test) → from page 217.
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