CDN, Immunity | 10 / 150 kHz - 230 MHz
IEC / EN 61000-4-6
NAMUR NE 21
Coupling/decoupling networks (CDN) are used for immunity tests against conducted disturbances induced by high-frequency fields in accordance with IEC / EN 61000-4-6 and Namur. The use of CDNs leads to a high repeatability of the tests and serves to protect additional and auxiliary equipment.
A variety of cable types and connector types as well as matching calibration adapters are available for different areas of application. We also manufacture special models on customer request.
CDN-AF (versions AF2, AF3, AF4, AF5 AF6, AF8 und XX-10k):
- Frequency range: 10 kHz / 150 kHz - 230 MHz
- Current rating (AE-EUT): 5 A
- Input voltage max: 100 A (AC), 150 A (DC)
- Connector (EUT-AE): 2 mm safety socket
CDN-M (versions M1...M5, XX-10k and numerous variants, see data sheet):
- Frequency range: 10 kHz / 150 kHz – 80 MHz / 230 MHz
- Max. Rated current: (16 A) 32 A | 125 A
- Operating voltage AC (EUT-AE): 500 V | 1000 V
- DC operating voltage (EUT-AE): 1000 V
- Max. Input voltage (EUT-AE): 500 V | 1000 V
- EUT connection: 4 mm MC safety sockets or Push-In sockets (depending on version)
CDN-RJ45 and CDN-RJ45-10k:
- Frequency range: 10 kHz / 150 kHz - 230 MHz
- Operating voltage: 100 VAC | 150 VDC
- Rated current (AE-EUT): 1.5 A
- Connector (AE-EUT): RJ45 socket (8-pin)
CDN T (versions T2, T4, T8, XX-10k)
- Frequency range: 10 kHz / 150 kHz – 230 MHz
- Operating voltage (EUT-AE): 100 VAC, 150 VDC
- Rated current (AE-EUT): 0.5 A
- Connector (AE-EUT): 2 mm safety socket
Further versions of
CDN-Sx,
CDN-CAN,
CDN-RJ45-S / CDN-HDMI 2.1 / CDN-FireWire,
CDN-USB-3.0-X, USB Type-C,
CDN D 100
- CDN-M: Unscreened supply lines, e.g. alternating current (AC) grid, direct current (DC) in industrial systems, ground connection
- CDN-AF: Unscreened, unbalanced interconnection lines, e.g. audio cables, PLC lines
- CDN-T | CDN-RJ: Unscreened, balanced interconnection lines, such as communication cables
- CDN-CAN: BUS-lines
- CDN-HDMI | CDN-USB | CDN-S | CDN-RJ45-S | CDN-Firewire: Shielded connecting cables, e.g. coaxial cable, cable for LAN- and USB connections