Introduction：
CDN M2 125A 1000V is a two-wire coupling and decoupling network manufactured by SCHWARZBECK, Germany and authorized by Shenzhen EYT Company for sales and quotation service. This CDN coupling and decoupling network supports a maximum AC voltage of 500V and a maximum DC voltage of 1000V, and a maximum saturation current of 125A, which can be used for EMC testers to conduct conducted common-mode immunity tests according to the IEC 61000-4-6 Annex D.2 standard, and is suitable for conducting immunity tests along the power supply lines of unshielded AC and DC power lines (utility). Tests.
This model is compatible with CDN M2 63A 1000V The biggest difference is that the test current has been expanded to 125A, supporting more DUT types.
Technical parameters：
<<<<提醒：左右滑动表格>>>>| Model number | CDN M2 125A 1000V |
| Device name | Bilinear coupled decoupling network-CDN |
| manufacturer | Schwarzbeck |
| agent | Shenzhen EUTTEST |
| Test frequency range | 150kHz-230MHz |
| Common mode impedance of CDN | At 150 kHz - 24 MHz: 150 Ω ±20 Ω At 24MHz - 80MHz: 150 Ω +60 Ω / -45 Ω 80 MHz - 230 MHz: 150 Ω ±60 Ω See common mode impedance graph below for detailed values. |
| Maximum RF Voltage | 30V |
| Maximum input power | 6W |
| connector | BNC |
| impedance | 50Ω |
| Maximum Operating Voltage - Line to Ground | 500V AC 1000V DC |
| Maximum operating voltage - line to line | 1000V AC 2000V DC |
| saturation current | 125A |
| size | 251 mm * 165 mm * 167 mm |
| weight | 3.5 kg |
| Recommended Calibration Options | CA 2/6 SR 30/4 SR 100-6W KBT6AR-N/25-S-L (for 25 mm² cable) |
Common mode impedance plot:
The following figure shows the common mode impedance curve of this product in accordance with the requirements of IEC 61000-4-6 and GBT 17626.6 conducted immunity test standard, the red line in the figure represents the impedance value range given by the standard.
Common mode impedance graph
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