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IEEE/ANSI C63.15-2018

American National Standard Recommended Practice for the Immunity Measurement of Electrical and Electronic Equipment

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This recommended practice is intended to: a) Identify preferred or optional immunity test methods. b) Describe specific measurement techniques. c) Suggest product performance criteria as applicable to general and specific products. d) Identify test instrumentation specifications.

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Revision Standard - Active. This immunity testing and test instrumentation specifications recommended practice complements the procedures for making emission measurements as specified in ANSI C63.4 and in ANSI C63.10. These immunity test methods can be of use to manufacturers who want to maximize product reliability and reduce customer complaints by improving the immunity of their products, beyond that required by applicable regulations, or by correcting problems experienced in deployment that are not related to regulatory requirements. This recommended practice generally covers the frequency range 30 Hz to 10 GHz.
 

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Published:
03/01/2018
ISBN(s):
9781504445221, 9781504445214, 9781504447249
Number of Pages:
93
File Size:
1 file , 4 MB
Product Code(s):
STD22895, STDPD22895, STDPL22895
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