• Designed for Harsh Environment: High Shocks, High Vibration, EMI/EMC, -50/+105 Celsius, Waterproof, Lightning
• Ultra Compact and Generic: Generic Analog Module, 2x3" / 51x76 mm, from 1 to 16 modules per stack
• Best data Ever: 1000 ppm in extreme temperature range
• Easy to Configure: eZ software Suite
• Process & Command: Preprocess Data and Program Commands to External Systems
• Multi Format Output Stream: PCM Chapter 4, PCM Chapter 7, Low latency video, UDP output

The TEM horn antenna is an antenna used for conducting close proximity radiation immunity evaluation test (near electromagnetic field immunity test) of electromagnetic waves radiated from various wireless transmitters such as mobile devices. 

In the future, close proximity radiation immunity evaluation test using the TEM horn antenna is expected to expand to various product standards such as medical equipment (IEC 60601-1-2) and multimedia equipment (CISPR 35).NoiseKen's TEM horn antenna has a wide band, low VSWR, and wide electric field uniformity offering an ideal solution for an efficient close proximity radiation immunity test. 

• A TEM horn antenna compliant with IEC 61000-4-39 Ed.1. 
• Test without changing the antenna in the frequency range of 380MHz to 6GHz. 
• Low VSWR and high GAIN enable efficient electromagnetic wave radiation. 
• Wide field uniformity reduces the number of times of movement of the antenna when radiating the EUT. 
• Since the maximum point of the near electric field distribution for each frequency is at the center, enables radiation on the EUT based on the axis of the antenna. Hence, significantly simplifies test point alignment.

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EMC test equipment to evaluate the resistibility of electronic devices and components when energy charged on a human body or object is discharged to the electronic devices and components. NoiseKen brand ESD simulator is available to see malfunctions or function declines of electronic equipment for appropriate evaluations compliant with IEC 61000-4-2 Ed.2 Test Standard, ISO 10605 Ed.2 Test Standard & ISO 10605 Ed.3 Test Standard. 

The ESS-S3011A features a function which enables the user to pre-program test settings to minimize setup errors as well as having the unit be incorporated into a remote or autonomous testing setup. Another feature that sets apart NoiseKen ESD guns to that of competitors is the discharging gun separation design which helps achieve the lightweight. 

For conventional ESD guns, that have generators that are inseparable from the gun, you may experience having to replace the whole unit even only when certain parts of the unit are broken. However, with the NoiseKen’s separation design, replacement parts can be minimized to lower the running cost.

The EMC test system is designed for testing electromagnetic immunity of the electrical installation of vehicles and components against supply line transients. EMC - Test Equipment for the electrical installation of vehicles.

• Pulse #1 1-5/2000us, 600 V
• #1 1-5/1000us, 600 V
• Pulse #2a 1 / 50us, 600 V
• Pulse #3 5/100 ns, 800 V

ULTRA UH series polypropylene based hybrid electromagnetic EMC absorbers are the latest technology for EMC/RF test applications.

The polypropylene material has a highly uniform carbon density throughout the material, which provides for more predictable results with no discontinuities.

Its unique technology is a critical factor in achieving the highest electromagnetic reflectivity performance in an MVG EMC anechoic chamber.

A high performance RF-shielded EMC chamber specifically designed for emc measurements in accordance with MIL-STD-461E/F and RTCA DO160 requirements.

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The EH022 EMC Horn combines stable gain performance and low VSWR with wide band frequency operation. The horn is single linearly polarized with excellent cross-polar discrimination. The unique horn design suppresses any possible excitation of higher order modes in the aperture and maintains a well-defined smooth radiation pattern in the direction of the boresight axis throughout the operational bandwidth.