PRODUCTS comb generators- emc signal source

 The CG-515 Comb Generator is a precision instrument designed for rapid validation of EMC test site setups. This device provides a reliable method for monitoring the performance of test equipment and identifying potential issues that could compromise measurement accuracy. By conducting periodic checks, engineers can ensure the integrity of their test environment and maintain confidence in test results. 

 The CGC-255E is a precision instrument designed to verify the integrity of conducted emissions test setups. By generating a reference signal, it enables rapid detection of potential issues within the test system, such as equipment malfunctions or incorrect cable connections. This battery-powered device offers efficient and reliable performance in maintaining the accuracy of conducted emissions measurements. 

reference signal source for testing Line Impedance Stabilization Networks . It produces harmonics of the fundamental frequency and has two user-selectable frequency step sizes of 100 kHz and 500 kHz. It simulates an EUT generating conducted EMI noise. The CGC series Comb Generators have a standard NEMA three blade connector that can be plugged into any LISN with the matching EUT power socket. It has high impedance to external line voltage up to 230 V, 

 The EMI Source for CISPR and FCC Com-Power model CGO-501 Comb Generator is a broadband EMC signal source for quick EMC site testing, radiating signals up to 1000 MHz with a 1 MHz step size. EMC labs calibrate their radiated emissions test sites, instrumentation, and accessories annually, but this does not prevent equipment malfunctions between calibration periods.

 The Model CGO-505 Comb Generator is a broadband reference signal source for EMC site testing, radiating signals up to 1000 MHz with a 1 MHz step size. It requires annual calibration for equipment malfunctions. Regular frequency monitoring on the Comb Generator's output can verify setups quickly and efficiently, detecting potential issues before causing erroneous results. Powered by a rechargeable NimH battery pack, it has a circular shape for uniform radiated output.  

 a broadband EMC signal reference source for quick EMC site testing, radiating signals up to 40 GHz at 1 GHz frequency steps. EMC labs calibrate their radiated emissions test sites annually, but equipment malfunctions can occur between calibrations. Regular monitoring of the Comb Generator's broadband radiated output can verify the setup and detect potential issues before causing erroneous results. Powered by a rechargeable NimH battery pack, it has a circular shape for uniform output.  

 a broadband EMC Reference signal source for quick EMC site testing, radiating signals up to 18 GHz at 100 MHz frequency steps. It requires annual calibration for equipment malfunctions, such as damaged receivers or broken cables. Regular monitoring of the Comb Generator's broadband output can verify the setup and detect potential issues before causing erroneous results. Powered by a rechargeable NimH battery pack, it has a circular shape for uniform radiated output.  

  a broadband EMC signal source for quick site testing, radiating signals up to 1500 MHz at user-selectable frequency steps. It is used in EMC labs to calibrate their radiated emissions test sites, but calibration doesn't prevent equipment malfunctions. Regular frequency monitoring on the Comb Generator's output can verify the setup and detect potential issues before causing erroneous results.

 broadband EMC reference signal source for quick EMC site testing, radiating signals up to 4.5 GHz at 20 MHz frequency steps. It is used in EMC labs to calibrate their radiated emissions test sites, but calibration doesn't prevent equipment malfunctions. Regular monitoring of the Comb Generator's broadband output can verify the setup and detect potential issues before causing erroneous results. It is powered by a rechargeable NimH battery pack and comes with two detachable antennas.