IFI PT42-5KW Pulse Amplifier | 2 GHz - 4 GHz, 5000W

IEC 60533 is an international test standard dedicated to the electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing of ships with metallic hulls. IEC 60533 defines the minimum testing requirements for the components and devices integrated into ships with metallic hulls in both immunity and emissions testing. Following IEC 60533 protects equipment on board from electromagnetic interference caused by rogue emissions and the risk of unforeseen interference by lightning strikes, circuit breaker transients and radio transmitter radiation. This standard also helps with meeting IMO resolution A.813 requirements. The following equipment groups fall under the jurisdiction of IEC 60533: Group A | Radio communication and navigation equipment Group B | Power generation and conversion equipment Group C | Equipment operating with pulsed power Group D | Switchgear and control systems Group E | Intercommunication and signal processing equipment Group F | Non-electrical items and equipment Group G | Integrated systems Note: For groups A and C, IEC 60945 is the basic EMC standard. IEC 60945 details the EMC requirements for bridge-mounted equipment, equipment proximal to receiving antennas and equipment with the potential to interfere with ship navigation and radio communication. The scope of IEC 60533 does not extend to the safety requirements like the protection of humans against electric shock, exposure to electromagnetic field or dielectric strength tests on equipment. Buy Standard

IEC 61000-6-2 is an international EMC test standard for the radiated and conducted immunity of electrical and electronic devices designed for industrial environments. IEC 61000-6-2 immunity requirements pertain to instruments that operate in the 0 Hz to 400 GHz range. Immunity tests covered by IEC 61000-6-2 include transient, continuous, conducted and radiated disturbances as well as electrostatic discharge (ESD) testing. Testing only needs to be performed on industrial equipment at the bandwidths in which requirements exist. IEC 61000-6-2 applies to all the following equipment categories: Devices for which there are no dedicated product/product-family EMC immunity standards. Devices intended to operate in industrial environments. Devices dedicated to operation in a plant involved in installation feeding manufacturing or similar processes. Devices that are battery operated and developed for industrial use. Industrial locations, discussed often in the standard, are defined by the following qualities: Meet CISPR 11 definition of an ISM apparatus—industrial, scientific or medical. Frequent switching of inductive or capacitive loads. High magnetic fields and currents. Buy Standard