The EMC-STPL striplines are designed for automotive immunity testing of components according to the standards ISO 11452-5 and SAE J1113-23. Striplines are a variation of TEM lines which allow an application of electromagnetic fields with a good homogeneity in the test volume.
The stripline is fixed on a table and it is easy to move. It is assembled on 2 joined table with foldable legs in order to reduce the occupied space when storage or during the transport. It is the only stripline on the market able to carry out test up to 1 GHz with excellent return loss. Manufactured in hot galvanized steel and aluminum with Alodine treatment and Teflon dielectric supports. The striplines are available with 50 Ohm or 90 Ohm impedance.
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STPL-50 |
STPL-90 |
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Frequency range
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DC to 1 GHz
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DC to 1 GHz
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Max. input power
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1000W
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1000W
(200W with impedance adaptor)
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Wave impedance
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377 Ohm
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377 Ohm
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Impedance
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50 Ohm +/-< 5 Ohm
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90 Ohm +/-< 6 Ohm
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Typical VSWR
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Better than 1.3
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< 1.92
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Return Loss
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Better than 20 dB
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>10dB up to 1GHz
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Connector type
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N female 50 Ohm
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N female 75 Ohm
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Typical CW input power for 10V/m
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1.1W (20dBm)
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1.1W (20dBm)
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Net Power for 10V/m as computed according to ISO 11452-5
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0.045W (16.5 dBm)
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0.045W (16.5 dBm)
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Voltage/Field strength relation
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1V=6.67 V/m
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1V=6.67 V/m
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Maximum field strength
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500V/m
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500V/m
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Field strength ripple
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< +/- 2dB
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< +/- 2dB
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Field homogeneity
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About 2×0.37×0.05m (LxWxH)
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About 2×0.37×0.05m (LxWxH)
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The height of the septum
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15cm over the Ground Plane.
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15cm over the Ground Plane.
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Size (LxWxH)
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430x150x90cm (service position)
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350x90x90cm (service position)
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The height of the table
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80cm
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80cm
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Weight
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Approx. 140Kg
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Approx. 100Kg
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Options
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Filter box, calibration link
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Filter box, Impedance 50 to 90 Ohm adapter, calibration link
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Stripline
Stripline STPL-50
Stripline STPL-90
Application Note: Calibration
Stripline STPL30 (DC-30MHz)
Matching pad 50 to 90 Ohm
