Decoupling Network | DEC 5 / 6 / 7
IEC/EN 61000-4-5
IEC/EN 61000-4-12
ITU K.44
The DEC 5, 6 and 7 are used to decouple auxiliary equipment from an EUT, which is tested with various pulses (see technical data). The DEC 5 and 6 decoupling networks can be used to decouple unshielded symmetrical data/signal lines, the DEC 7 can be used to decouple unshielded asymmetrical data and signal lines. Up to 4 lines can be tested simultaneously.
Coupling circuits that depend on the EUT under test can be placed separately in the test setup. Manual coupling selection of protection elements for best protection of auxiliary devices. Default protection elements are gas arrestors and breakdown avalanche diodes. With such elements the capacitive load to the EUT lines is small. The decoupling elements can be selected easily. It is also possible to test without any protection elements. They are suitable for AXOS combination devices from Haefely and can be combined with the PCD coupling networks.
- Impulse shape:
DEC 5 and 6: 1.2 / 50 μs - 8 / 20 μs 10 / 700 μs - 5 / 320 μs 100 kHz ring wave
DEC 7: 1.2 / 50 μs - 8 / 20 μs 100 kHz ring wave - Impulse amplitude: max. 6.6 kV
- Various decoupling elements
- Voltage on EUT lines:
DEC 5 and 6: max. 72 VDC or 50 VAC, RMS (with gas arresters) | max. 144 VDC or 100 VAC, RMS (with ABDs)
DEC 7: max. 375 VDC or 265 VAC, RMS | max. 72 VDC or 50 VAC, RMS (with breakdown avalanche diodes and varistors) - Current max. on EUT lines:
DEC 5: 1 A | DEC 6: 0,1 A | DEC 7: 1,5 A - Signal bandwidth:
DEC 5: up to several 100 kHz, up to several 100 kBaud
DEC 6: up to several 10 MHz
DEC 7: up to several 100 Hz - Dimensions: 300 x 160 x 200 mm
- Safe and simple - All sockets are fitted with safety banana plugs to ensure maximum safety for the user.
- Robust and reliable - Careful selection of components ensures that the DECs will perform under the toughest test conditions.