Atec Teseq-Schaffner-CDN8015 User Manual

Capacitive coupling clamp

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The coupling clamp is primarily used to
inject fast transient and burst interference
pulses into signal and data cables, i.e.
into any type of connection to peripheral
equipment.
The IEC standard 61000-4-4 also allows
the capacitive coupling method to be
used for pulse injection into ac and dc
power lines when no appropriate
decoupling network is available.
The coupling capacitance (typically
100pF) between the coupling clamp and
the cable inserted depends on the cable
type, the diameter and other factors like
screening, etc.
The CDN 8014/8015 conforms to the
standard in every respect.
It has a sturdy construction is suitable for
laboratory and on-site use. The precision
manufactured German silver coupling
plates are housed in wooden case with a
crystal-clear protective lid.
Contact plates on both sides of the case
ensure the necessary grounding to the
reference plane.

Capacitive Coupling Clamp

Complies with IEC 61000-4-4

Testing of peripheral interface ports

Technical Specifications

CDN 8014 / 8015

Active coupling length

1m

Typical coupling capacitance
between cable and clamp

50pF to 200pF

Cable diameter

up to 40mm

Max. Permissable burst voltage

8kV

CDN 8014 / CDN 8015

CDN 8015 with safety interlock facility

CDN 8015

The CDN 8015 provides an interlock
facility for safety purposes.
When used with any current Schaffner
burst generator or BEST combination test
generator, the coupling clamp interacts
with the generator preventing the output
of a high voltage pulses whilst the
protective cover is open.

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