AMETEK Compliance Test Solutions (CTS) GmbH products

PFS 200N - Automotive Power Fail Simulator For Voltage Dips and Interruptions The PFS 200N Automotive Power Fail simulator is used to comply with standard requirements, mainly from vehicle manufacturers, to perform fast voltage dips ad drops (micro-interruptions). Some standards specify very fast rise and fall times below 1 microsecond an electronic switch.

VDS 200Q10.1 - Symetrical Four Quadrant battery supply simulator and DC voltage source. The VDS 200Q10.1 model is used to simulate the various battery supply waveforms recommended by international standards and by car manufacturer requirements for lower current requirements up to 10 A. Especially the manufacturer requirements are an important area covered by the VDS 200Q10.1 model as there is a large variety of requirements. Secondly, the VDS 200Q10.1 model serve as DC voltage supply for the DUT during the tests with automotive transients. It covers all three common supply voltage categories (48 V, 24 V and 12 V).

RDS 200N1 - The smart DC power supply 16V / 10A The RDS 200N1 is a DC voltage power supply used in combination with the AutoWave generator to test supply voltage profiles such as required in Ford FMC 1278, test procedure CI 230 and a number of other car manufacturer requirements. The RDS 200N1 is also used as an external power supply needed for voltage dip testing in combination with the PFS 200N series. The RDS 200N1 is fully remote-controlled via its 0-10Vdc analog input either via AutoWave or PFS 200Nx.

dito - the ultimate ESD tester Electrostatic discharges either from a human body to any other part or between two different objects can cause persistent disturbances or even destruction to sensitive electronics or controls. Voltages of several 1,000 volts are generated. dito is the most advanced ESD tester to simulate ESD pulses as per EN/IEC 61000-4-2 and other standards requirements.

Teseq’s new NSG 3040 is an easy-to-use multifunction generator that simulates electromagnetic interference effects for immunity testing in conformity with international, national and manufacturers’ standards including the latest IEC/EN standards. The NSG 3040 system is designed to fulfill conducted EMC test requirements for CE mark testing, including Combination Wave Surge (4.4 kV), Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) pulses (4.8 kV) and Power Quality Testing (PQT). Expansion capabilities enable the system to be configured for a much broader range of applications including Telecom Surge 10/700 and Magnetic Field tests.

Ergonomic design and advanced functionality. The pistol-shaped NSG 435 simulator is designed to sit comfortably in the operator’s hand, with current operating conditions constantly displayed and clearly visible. NSG 435’s microprocessor-based controller and multifunction keypad provide the operator with instant access to its comprehensive range of built-in functions. The LCD panel continuously displays the operating status and all user-selected test parameters. NSG 435 has its own internal, battery operated high voltage generator. In addition to the pre-programmed, standard IEC pulses, the user can create custom tests using single or repetitive discharges with selectable rates and manual or automatic polarity switching. An optional mains supply is available for extended test operation or for use when the battery is being charged.

The NSG 1007 series sources are high efficiency, lightweight AC and DC power sources which include high performance power analyzers. With a crest factor of up to 5:1, the NSG 1007 series sources can drive difficult nonlinear loads with ease. Since many modern products use switching power supplies, they have a tendency to draw high repetitive peak currents. The Teseq sources can deliver a repetitive peak current of up to three times their rated continuous current. With precise output regulation and accuracy, the sources address many application areas for AC and DC power testing. They provide a high load current capability, multi or single phase output modes, and built-in power analyzer measurements. Additional features including line distortion simulation (LDS), arbitrary waveform generation, and programmable output impedance address requirements for product quality and regulatory compliance testing.