Q&A Impulse Noise Simulators (Model: INS series)
INS (Impulse Noise Simulators) vs FNS (Fast Transient Noise Simulators)
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What are the differences between the Impulse Noise Testing (INS series) and Electrical Fast Transient/Burst (EFT/B) testing (FNS series), which is most widely used in electronics industry?
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The below table shows the major (important) differences between the two:
For more details, refer to the document "What is different? Between Impulse Noise and Electrical Fast Transient Burst". |
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Are test results by using the INS series product and FNS (electrical fast transient/burst) series product compatible each other?
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The answer is No. Complementary to the IEC61000-4-4 EFT/Burst test, the NoiseKen INS-series Impulse Noise Simulators with unique valuable features and capabilities, most of which are not met by Electrical Fast Transient/Burst generators, greatly helps to enhance your test program to ensure your products are really immune from real world phenomena. Also refer to Q&A. 1
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 Coupling adapters |
 Impulse Noiset Simulator |
 Isolation transformer for safety |