July, 2014
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Page 81 Teseq Expands CDN Line to Include More Testing
Edison, NJ — Teseq, a developer and provider of instrumentation and systems for EMC emission and immunity testing, has expanded its extensive line of over 60 CDNs (coupling/decoupling net- works) for EMC RF conducted immunity testing, according to IEC/EN 61000-4-6, with several new models. The latest models include CDN USB 3.0, CDN HDMI, CDN S502, CDN S752 and CDN A801. Designed for use with shielded USB cables,
the CDN USB 3.0 offers testing of all existing USB interfaces. It is compatible with USB versions 1.0, 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 (also called Superspeed USB) and is fitted with a nine pin “A” type connector on EUT (equipment under test) and AE (auxiliary equip- ment) ports. The CDN USB 3.0 allows higher transfer
rates of up to 4.8Gb/s, increased maximum bus power, and now full-duplex data transfers. It also improves the interaction between the device and host computer. Teseq’s CDN USB 3.0 is capable of testing all the latest USB technology including digital cameras, high definition displays, hi-
High Power Density PSUs
from Excelsys Cork, Ireland — Excelsys Technol - ogies, has introduced its new XSolo family of 1U-high, single-output switch ing power supply units (PSUs). The XSolo family is offered in a con- vection-cooled 504W open-frame U- channel form-factor model (6.8W/
cu.in.) and an enclosed, fan-cooled chassis model that delivers up to 1008W (13.6 W/
cu.in.). Capable of achieving 92 percent efficiency, these ultra-compact and rugged PSUs meet the exacting requirements of medical, industrial, IT and military COTs
Flexx-Sil tubing cable.
end solid-state drives and RAID arrays. The company’s new CDN HDMI, designed for
screened multimedia cables, can be used in all high speed HDMI applications including DVD players, Blu-ray DVD, gaming systems, cameras, camcorders and cable TV decoders. This CDN is fitted with an HDMI “A” type connector on EUT and AE ports. All 19 pins are connected for compatibility
with high speed HDMI version 1.4 with HDCP, HEC (Ethernet), ARC and DSC. Both the CDN S502 and CDN S752 allow testing on coaxial 50W and 75W interfaces. Each CDN is fitted with “N” type connectors on EUT and AE ports. A high-per- formance, double-screened cable within the CDNs allows for the most consistent test results. Also available from the company are 50W and 75W
CDNs with BNC connectors. Contact: Teseq Inc., 52 Mayfield Avenue,
Edison, NJ 08837 % 732-417-0501 fax: 732-417-0511 Web:
www.teseq.com.
High density power supply.
applications. In addition, both models carry a five-year warranty. The XSolo family carries dual
safety agency certification: EN60950-1 for industrial applications and EN60601-1, 2nd and 3rd edition for medical applications — fully meeting the stringent creepage and clearance, 4kVAC isolation and <300µA leakage current requirements. The power sup- plies also meet the voltage dip and interruption requirements of SEMI F47, as well as environmental condi- tions per MIL-STD-810. The products are compliant with all relevant EMC emission and immunity standards. The XSolo platform offers sys-
tem integrators a host of standard features, including variable fan speed, 12V/300mA isolated bias supply, remote ON/OFF, output voltage con- trol and parallel operation for higher power applications. Nominal output voltages are 24V and 48V with wide adjustment ranges and user-defined setpoints. Maximum dimensions are
40 x 238 x 128mm (1U). Contact: Excelsys Technologies
Ltd., 519 Interstate 30, #309, Rockwall, TX 75087 % 972-771-4544 E-mail:
salesusa@excelsys.com Web:
www.www.excelsys.com
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