Article | REF: E1320 V1

EMC tests at equipment level

Author: Thierry SEGOND

Publication date: May 10, 2012, Review date: April 3, 2023

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5. Good practice in investigative testing

5.1 Hardware

The equipment under test used for investigative testing should be as close as possible to the equipment that will undergo qualification. On-board software can have a significant impact on test results for radiated and conducted emissions, as well as for radiated and conducted susceptibility, and for all temporal tests such as lightning or fast electrical transients.

A typical example is the use of test software for investigations and operating software for qualification tests. A simple gain on an operational amplifier can make an electronic device more sensitive.

The condition of electronic boards will also have an impact on test results. A board with too many wire or mezzanine modifications will behave very differently in...

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