EMI Source for CISPR and FCC

EMI Source for CISPR and FCC Com-Power model CGO-501 Comb Generator is a broadband EMC signal source for quick EMC site testing. It radiates signals up to 1500 MHz with a 1 MHz step size. EMC labs calibrate their radiated emissions test sites, instrumentation and accessories at least once a year.
The calibration procedures are elaborate and time-consuming. However, calibration does not prevent equipment malfunctioning in between calibration periods, such as damaged receivers, broken cables, poor connections, bad antennas, etc.
Monitoring a few frequencies regularly on the Comb Generator's broadband radiated output can verify the entire setup quickly and efficiently.
Any potential problems with the test setup can be detected before it causes erroneous results.
A rechargeable NimH battery pack powers it. It has a circular shape for uniform radiated output.

Frequently bought together

PAM-6000 preamplifier + Add

AT-812, AT-220 tripods + Add

AL-100 log periodic antenna + Add

Intended Application: Radiated Reference Signal Source (for OATS, SAC, FAC, etc.)
Frequency Range: 1 MHz to 1.5 GHz
Frequency Step Size: 1 MHz
Frequency Stability: 20 ppm
Amplitude Stability: ± 0.1 dB
Time Stability: <1 dB over 12 months
Charging Adapter Output: 6 VDC (unregulated), 500 mA
Battery Type: 6V NiMH, 1 Ah
Battery Operation: >18 Hours Typical (fully-charged battery)
External LED Indicators: Battery Low, Power On
Antenna Type: (2) Monopoles (5-inch & 12-inch)
Generator Dimensions: 7 in. x 1.2 in. (17.8 cm x 3 cm)
Weight: 1.5 lbs (0.7 kg)