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Operating- manual CNV 504N1 CNV 504N2 N-Series Coupling network for surge to signal and datalines CNV 504N1.1, N1.2 , N1.3 , N1.6 CNV 508N1, N1.1, N1.2 N1.3 CNV 508N2, N2.2 N2.3 N3.3 EN/IEC 61000-4-5 The coupling network of the series CNV 504 / 508 are designed EN 50121-3-2 for coupling surge- or telecom pulses to signal or data lines.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 Standards for testing with coupling networks of CNV 504 / CNV 50x series The coupling network CNV504 / CNV50x series are suitable for testing the following standards: - IEC 61000-4-5 Surge 1.2/50s , 10/700s Surge CNV 504N1 - EN 50121-3-2 Ringwave...
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EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 CNV 504N2 7kV coupling/decoupling network for Surge and Ringwave with 40ohm via 0.5uF capacitor (as per Fig. 11, IEC 61000-4-5) and arrestor (as per Fig.12); with 3.3uF capacitor for Ringwave (as per Fig. 9, IEC 61000-4-12); Rated line voltage/current 50V/1A CNV 504N2.1 7kV coupling/decoupling network for Surge and Ringwave...
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 IEC 61000-4-5 Ed.2 Figure 11 IEC 61000-4-5 Ed.2 Figure 12 IEC 61000-4-12 Figure 9 1.2. Impulse generators The CNV 504/CNV 508 can be used for the following surge generators: Device previous name Pulse Remark compact NX5 up to 5000V as per IEC 61000-4-5...
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 Safety 2.1. Safety aspects Read the following operation manual carefully. Pay special attention to both safety and operation details !!! Observe all of these precautions to ensure your personal safety and to prevent damage to the test equipment. The generators correspond to Installation Category II (overvoltage category).
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 2.2. Testing and danger All tests offered by the High Voltage or EMC generators are immunity tests on electronic equipment or devices. These tests are potentially dangerous for the operator. Therefore it is the responsibility of the user to avoid critical failures and risks to the environment and operator.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 Device functions and operating 3.1. Operation elements on the CNV 504 / CNV 508 series The position of the short circuit connectors are in relation to standard IEC 61000-4-5 as figure 11 and 12 respec- tive figure 9 in IEC 61000-4-12 for Ringwave.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 3.4. Coupling The coupling network has to couple the interference pulses in a well defined way to the input/output lines of an electronically system. The coupling is realized by coupling capacitors according IEC 61000-4-5. The surges may be coupled in two different coupling modes to the lines: ...
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 3.5. Test setup According to the standard IEC 61000-4-5 the coupling impedance to signal- and data lines is 42. The impedance is separated in 2 built in the impulse generator and 40 in the CNV 504 network. Arrangement Both equipment, the surge generator and the coupling network can be mounted above or besides each other,...
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EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 3.5.2. Test setup with CNV 50a/508 Nx with earth set The figure below shows the earth connection of a CNV 504/508 with an earth set Example of a test setup with an UCS 500N5 and CNV 508N2.3. It is important to connect GND wire the CNV 504/508 to the impulse generator as short as possible.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 Technical data 4.1. CNV 504N1 / CNV 508N1 Test level CNV 504N1 CNV 508N1 Rated voltage max 50V Max50V Rated current Max. test voltage (surge) 4000V 1,2/50s 4000V 1,2/50s Decoupling L = 20mH L = 20mH Residual voltage (decoupled side) max.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 4.3. CNV 504N1.6 Test level CNV 504N1.6 Rated voltage max. 250V via 0.5 and 3.3F 50V dc with Gas arrestor Rated current Max. test voltage (surge) 4000V 1,2/50s Decoupling L = 20mH Residual voltage (decoupled side) Varistor S20K 300 see calibration report Coupling mode...
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 4.5. CNV 508N1.2 / CNV 508N2.3 Test level CNV 508N1.2 CNV 508N2.3 Rated voltage max 250V Max. 250V Rated current Max. test voltage (surge) 4000V 1,2/50s 7000V 1,2/50s Decoupling L = 20mH L = 20mH Residual voltage (decoupled side) see calibration report Coupling mode...
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 Maintenance 5.1. General The coupling network is built with passive components only. The coupling network of the series CNV is absolutely maintenance free. 5.2. Calibration and Verification 5.2.1. Factory calibration Every EM TEST generator is entirely checked and calibrated as per international standard regulations before delivery.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 5.3. Maintenance, Adjustments, Replacement of Parts Electrical maintenance must only be performed by qualified service technicians.. ATTENTION The generators do not contain any parts or components requiring special maintenance. Electrical maintenance must only be performed by experienced and specially trained technicians. Generally, standard maintenance requires only the periodic cleaning of the instrument, verification and calibration of certain parameters.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 7.1.1. Diagram CNV 504N1 / 508N1 Devices for 250V includes for voltage protection varistors and no transzorb diodes. Operating manual V 1.20 19 / 23...
EM TEST CNV 504Sx / 508Sx Appendix 8.1. Declaration of conformity Manufacturer : EM TEST (Switzerland) GmbH Address: Sternenhofstr. 15 CH 4153 Reinach Switzerland declares, that under is sole responsibility, the product’s listed below, including all their options, are conformity with the applicable CE directives listed below using the relevant section of the following EC standards and other normative documents.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 8.2. Overvoltage protection on sensor input The diagrams shown in this section are the ones being valid for the standard coupling/decoupling network rated 50V/1A. The values for the voltage limitations as shown in figures 2 and 4 will differ according to the specified operation voltage.
EM TEST CNV 504N1/N2 / 508N1/N2 8.3. Transferfunktion in function with the EUT Impedance The figure below illustrate the transferfunction respective the voltage drop over the inductances of the coupling network (2x20mH). The graph shows the influence of different UET impfdances. Is only one inductance used, the voltage drop is reduced and the ratio is to recalculate.
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