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Differences and Similarities between HT9460 and HT9464

Differences and Similarities between HT9460 and HT9464

This paper introduces the HT9460 and HT9464 models of high-voltage isolation test systems manufactured by HT-world Inc. in the U.S. and lists the differences between the HT9460 and HT9464, the HT9...

York YRS01 and YRS02 Differences and Available Models

York YRS01 and YRS02 Differences and Available Models

Marked 2024: both the YRS01 and YRS02 have been discontinued, the replacement is the YRS04, both the YRS01 and YRS02 are manufactured by York and produce 9kHz-1GHz...

What insulation test items are required for digital isolators?

What insulation test items are required for digital isolators?

Nowadays, many digital isolator products are based on IEC60664-1\ DIN EN IEC 60747-17 (VDE 0884-17)\UL1577 to do insulation certification test, check our...

Difference between HT9464 and HT9464M

Difference between HT9464 and HT9464M

Both the HT9464 and HT9464M meet the requirements for certification testing of magnetic and capacitive couplers and digital isolators with basic or enhanced isolation, in accordance with standards such as VDE V 0884-11, UL 1577, etc....

Conversion formula for electric and magnetic fields

Conversion formula for electric and magnetic fields

The electric and magnetic field conversion formula using the free-space wave impedance of 377Ω applies only to far-field plane waves (EMC radiated nuisance, antenna far-field), and is not available for the near-field (coils, IF magnetic fields, near-field probes, near areas of shielded chambers). 377Ω ...

What standards need to be looked at for optocouplers or digital isolators for safe electrical isolation?

What standards need to be looked at for optocouplers or digital isolators for safe electrical isolation?

When optocouplers are used to protect a system from electrical damage, they must comply with, for example, DIN EN 60747-5-2 as well as DIN EN 60747-5-5, DIN EN IEC 60747-17 ...