I would test this product in 3 configurations.
1. Full rated Load current at all voltage outputs.
2. Half rated Load current at all voltage outputs.
3. No Load free-running.
Attach a cap in series with a 50 Ohm resistor from the output lead to the
Oscilloscope. Make sure the cap is a short around RF but no below 1 ohm Xc.
Xc=1/(2*PI*Freq*Capacitance)
The resistor is to help limit the current to the o-scope.
The LISN we use is a 50 uH inductor in series with a 1uF cap to Physical
Earth. This is placed between the wall outlet and the Switching Power
supply on Neutral and Phase. A .1uF cap in series with a 50 Ohm resistor to
Physical Earth. The analyzer connects across the 50 Ohm resistor to measure
the noise from the unit.
Hope this helps.
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Eric Rosenberg
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Switching Power Supply
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I recently obtained a SAMLEX RM-40 4A rack-mounted swithcing power
supply.
I'd like to know what to test/how to test this supply for noise, etc.
(as in the QST reviews from 2000). Is there a test procedure that I can
follow?
Thanks in advance,
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
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