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Fischer Custom Communications, Inc., (FCC) designs, develops and manufactures specialized transient protection devices, RF test and measurement instruments and EMP test systems. Fischer Custom Communications, Inc., is an entrepreneurial, independent designer, developer and manufacturer of innovative high technology products. Their mission is to deliver value to our customers and provide careers for our employees by designing and delivering high quality instrumentation, surge suppressors and engineering service to our customers.

FCC RF test and measurement instruments are used to insure that electronic equipment meets FCC, FAA European and Asian regulations for electromagnetic emissions and immunity. FCC transient protection devices or surge suppressors are used to protect sensitive electronic communications equipment from lightning, EMP, HPM and other electromagnetic threats. FCC surge suppressor models are available for use to frequencies greater than 3 GHz.

Fischer Custom Communications F-120-9A The F-120-9A has been designed to extend the use of conducted immunity testing over the bandwidth of 10 kHz – 230 MHz. The usable frequency range is 10 kHz - 230 MHz with an insertion loss of less than 8 dB between 150...

Fischer Custom Communications BCICF-1 Calibration Fixture Injection Probe calibration fixtures are a part of the test equipment required by most of the Bulk current Injection Test Procedure Specifications. The FCC-BCICF-1 Calibration Fixture allows the user to quickly and easily...

Fischer Custom Communications LISN 50-100-1-02 The Fischer Custom Communications LISN-50-100-1-02 has been developed to meet compliance testing requirements and custom requirements. The LISN-50-100-1-02 is available for pre-compliance and compliance testing in accord with...

Fischer Custom Communications F-130A Bulk Current Injector Probe The Fischer Custom Communications F-130A is a broad band high efficiency injection probe ideally suited for susceptibility testing in accord with GM 9112P and SAE -J15447. The usable frequency range is 1 MHz to 700 MHz with an...

Fischer Custom Communications F-33-2 Monitor Current Probe The F-33 is for laboratory and field testing. These probes have a small outer diameter, approximately 71 mm with an internal diameter of 32 mm. The usable frequency range of the series is from 1 kHz to 250 MHz. The F-33-2 has a...

Fischer Custom Communications F-16-1 Monitor Current Probe The Fischer Custom Communications F-16-1 Monitor Current Probe is used to measure conducted emissions from 10 kHz to 50 MHz. It has a usable frequency range of 10 Hz to 70 MHz. The basic F-16 probe has a transfer impedance of 4...

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Fischer Custom Communications F-72 Current Monitor Probe The Fischer Custom Communications F-72 Current Monitor Probe has a usable frequency range of 100 Hz to 100 MHz. It has a transfer impedance of 5Ω from 500 kHz to 100 MHz. This probe can be used to measure small RF currents in...

Fischer Custom Communications LISN 50-100-1 The Fischer Custom Communications LISN 50-100-1 has been developed to meet compliance testing requirements and custom requirements. The LISN-50-100-1 is available for pre-compliance and compliance testing in accord with CISPR...

Fischer Custom Communications F-120615-1006-1 EM Injection Clamp RF electromagnetic fields frequently degrade the performance of electronic equipment by generating common mode currents on cables. The effect of these E and H fields on the equipment can be reproduced by injecting common mode...

Fischer Custom Communications F-203I-A-23mm EM Injection Clamp RF electromagnetic fields frequently degrade the performance of electronic equipment by generating common mode currents on cables. RF immunity to these fields can be verified by injecting common-mode currents onto the cables of...

Fischer Custom Communications F-203I-A-32mm EM Injection Clamp RF electromagnetic fields frequently degrade the performance of electronic equipment by generating common mode currents on cables. RF immunity to these fields can be verified by injecting common-mode currents onto the cables of...