NNLK 8121 Schwarzbeck 3-phase artificial power network Current 50A

NNLK 8121
Manufacturer brand:Schwarzbeck
Equipment name:ISN-ANN-LISN

Recommended test standards:CISPR 16-2-1

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Introduction:

The NNLK 8121 is a LISN Linear Impedance Stabilization Network manufactured by Schwarzbeck, Germany and authorized for sale by EUTTEST. The device under test must be connected to the wing terminals on the front panel of this LISN. The maximum current that can be passed through each path is 50 A, and the maximum operating voltage of the DUT is 250 VAC or 400 VDC. The circuit principle is designed with an impedance of (50 µH+5 Ω) || 50 Ω, and four butterfly screws are provided on both the front and rear panels for testers to use.

Circuit schematic for NNLK 8121

Circuit schematic

100A current option:

You can also use the 8121 LISN for current applications up to 100A. If you want to use more than 50A-100A regularly, please contact us for the high voltage high current option, then 100A can be used continuously.

Technical parameters:

Model number NNLK 8121
manufacturer Schwarzbeck
agent Euttest
Device name V-LISN, artificial power network, linear impedance stabilization network
Available frequency 9 kHz - 30 MHz
impedance (50 µH+5 Ω) || 50 Ω
Maximum EUT voltage 250 VAC 50/60 Hz
400 VDC
Maximum EUT current 4 x 50 (100*) A

100*: 100A requires additional options, contact EUTTEST for details.

power supply terminal 4 butterfly screws
EUT Terminal 4 butterfly screws
RF connector 50Ω BNC
lengths 480 mm
height 450 mm
high degree 370 mm
mass (in physics) 33 kg
option Opt. RC

Option Hochstrom

Opt. 400/700 V.

Opt. Lüfter.

Opt. TC.

Three-phase power input and output + waterproof

Available Criteria CISPR 16-1-2

Charts related to technical parameters:

NNLK 8121 S21 Parameter Curve Diagram

S21 parameter graph

NNLK 8121 Impedance Curve

Impedance graph

NNLK 8121 Phase Curve Diagrams

phase portrait