PRODUCTS

Clamp on Current probes are used in EMC Testing for Emission and Immunity measurements. They can be used to measure noise emissions using LISN (for power lines) or ISN (for signal lines). These methods require opening the cable to insert the LISN or ISN in the path. However, using a clamp on current probe does not require opening the cable, as it is clamped onto the cable.

Com-Power's Current Probe and Bulk Current Injection (BCI) Probe Calibration Fixtures are designed to maintain a 50 ohm nominal impedance transmission line with the appropriate probe installed. These fixtures are used for calibration of coupling loss/transfer impedance, test level calibration, and immunity/susceptibility tests using BCI probes. Maintains 50 ohm Nominal Impedance Transmission Line with Probe Installed ,Coupling Loss/Transfer Impedance Calibration ,Test Level Calibration of bulk c

Current Injection Probes are used for RF conducted immunity testing, as per IEC 61000-4-6, CISPR 16-1-2, RTCA DO-160, and MIL-STD 461. They inductively couple large amounts of RF current into cables to determine susceptibility. The probe's internal diameter or window must accommodate the cable and wires under test. It incorporates split-core ferrites and is hinged for easy placement. Current probes are calibrated using a coaxial-type arrangement, ensuring transmission line characteristics are no

RF current probes are used to measure asymmetrical disturbance RF currents on wires, cables, or bundles without direct contact with the source conductor. They measure current inductively by clamping the probe around the tested conductors, leaving insulation in place. These probes function as torroidal transformers, with the conductor acting as a single turn primary and the probe as a multiple turn secondary. A calibration fixture is used to calibrate current probes.