Voltage Dips & Interrupts Generators
Voltage dips and interruptions occur when a device or electrical system experiences a sudden load change, such as a short circuit or network fault. Successive dips or interrupts lead to electrical inefficiency and power failures, so test engineers rely on transient generators, which mimic the interruptions a device may encounter in the field to the specifications of conducted immunity EMC test standards. These generators create and measure electrical qualities like peak inrush current, transition times, and durations.
ATEC rents a variety of transient generators with voltage dips and interruptions capabilities at industry-leading rates. Our inventory includes manufacturers such as EMC Partner, Teseq, and Powerside.
Common test standards for voltage dips and interruptions include:
ATEC rents a variety of transient generators with voltage dips and interruptions capabilities at industry-leading rates. Our inventory includes manufacturers such as EMC Partner, Teseq, and Powerside.
Common test standards for voltage dips and interruptions include:
- IEC 61000-4-11 (Voltage dip, interrupt and variation immunity)
- IEC 61000-4-29 (Voltage dips, interrupts and variations on DC input power ports)
- IEC 61000-4-34 (Peak inrush current)