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General| Brand | Schaffner |
|---|---|
| Model | NSG 438 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the phenomenon of electrostatic discharge and its effects.
Discusses the importance and role of ESD simulation in EMC testing.
Details how ESD affects Equipment Under Test (EUT) through HF coupling.
Introduces the modular construction of the NSG 438 generator.
Lists the components included in the basic set of the NSG 438.
Describes the functions housed within the base station.
Presents the block diagram of the base station's function units.
Details the operating elements and touch-sensitive display panel.
Explains the function and operation of the battery charger/power supply.
Lists optional accessories available for special applications.
Describes the discharge networks for testing according to standards.
Explains how to connect a remote triggering unit for operation.
Details the integrated interlock system and its functions for safety.
Describes measurement adapters for verifying pulse amplitudes and shapes.
Outlines the procedure for performing a function test after receiving the instrument.
Provides a step-by-step guide for switching on the NSG 438 generator.
Explains how to monitor the battery charge state and its implications.
Details how to operate the instrument and adjust settings via the touch-panel.
Explains the alternative method for controlling the instrument using display mode.
Describes how to adjust the discharge voltage via the sub-menu.
Explains how to select polarity (+, -, or alternating) in the sub-menu.
Details how to set the counter mode (ON/OFF) and use the preset counter.
Covers selecting single pulses or various repetition rates for discharges.
Lists the various sub-menus available under the settings option.
Sets sensitivity levels for the arcing detector to differentiate discharges.
Performs a self-test to quickly check the proper operation of the ESD generator.
Allows selection of pre-programmed standard test levels, like IEC 61000-4-2.
Shows current settings and allows saving/recalling program configurations.
Explains the three functions of the trigger button in different discharge modes.
Describes how to establish continuous discharge operation.
Explains how to select the desired language for the interface.
Provides information about the equipment and software versions.
Explains how to select Air-Discharge or Contact-Discharge mode.
Details adherence to standards like IEC/EN 61000-4-2 for test setup and execution.
Provides guidance for testing when exact standard conformity is not possible.
Instructions for cleaning the instrument housing.
States that the instrument contains no user-accessible fuses.
Describes the digital, automatic calibration procedures and requirements.
Provides instructions and safety precautions for replacing the R-C network.
States that repair work must be carried out by authorized personnel.
Lists system error messages, their explanations, and recommended actions.
Lists materials used in construction for proper disposal guidance.
Specifies polarity options (positive, negative, automatic).
Lists available operating modes like Single, Repetitive, Random T, and Continuous.
Details repetition rate settings for different discharge types.
Lists pre-programmed discharge voltage levels according to standards.
States the auto-shut-off feature after 15 minutes of idle time.
Describes the information shown on the LCD panel.
Specifies the weight of the NSG 438.
Lists operating temperature, humidity, and pressure ranges.
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