CGC-105 Com-power 10kHz-115MHz Conductivity Ratio Comb Signal Source

Product Description:

CGC-105 is a conductivity comparison comb signal source for 10kHz-115MHz testing produced by Com-power Inc. of the United States. It can be used for period verification testing of test instruments in EMC laboratories, and can be used for LISNs, attenuators, coaxial cables, and other test instruments and meters.

CGC-105 Ratio CGC-255E The step of the CGC-105 is even smaller, the minimum is only 10kHz; in addition, its test frequency can be as low as 10kHz, which is far lower than the 50kHz of the CGC-255E, which means that the CGC-105 is an upgraded version of the CGC-255E.

CGC-105 Output Adapter Introduction:

The CGC-105 offers several different types of output adapters as follows:

• CGC-P25A
• CGC-P50A
• CGC-P100A
• cgc-105p-ada-cal
• cgc-105p-ada-usp

The primary use of the CGC-105 Comb Signal Generator is for rapid verification of conducted emission measurement systems. It plugs directly into the EUT port of most LISNs. For LISNs with pin sockets, connections can be made through interchangeable CGC-P25A, CGC-P50A, or CGC-P100A output pins. For LISNs with universal or NEMA-5-15R 3-way AC receptacles, the CGC105P-ADA-USP adapter is used for connection. In addition, the CGC-105 comes with the CGC105P-ADA-CAL coaxial BNC adapter. This allows the generator to be connected directly to the measurement instrument to verify its output level without the need for a LISN in the setup.

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Spectrogram of the comb signal output from the CGC-105:

The CGC-105 can be set to 10kHz or 50kHz step size, you can switch the output interval size of the comb signal at will, the following two pictures are the output spectrum graphs of the two step settings, in addition, when you buy this product from EUTTEST, you will get the electronic excel data of the output level of each frequency point, which can be directly inputted into your computer for use. Contact us for more information.

CGC-105 Spectrogram when setting 10kHz output step

CGC-105 Spectrogram when setting 50kHz output step