Current Probe - In Compliance Magazine

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An electrical device that can measure amperage without breaking a circuit. Current probes sense the current flowing through a conductor and convert it to a voltage that can be viewed and measured on an oscilloscope.

System-Level Simulation Solutions for EOS and ESD
The electronic industry has embraced simulation to address several complex design challenges, but reliability is still mostly dealt with best design practices and tested with prototypes. In this article, we present how modeling and simulation approaches can help designers perform virtual prototyping and uncover reliability issues especially EOS/ESD before going for physical prototypes.
The Relationship Between EMI/EMC and ESD
The 2020 EOS/ESD Symposium featured a new EMC Special Session, organized in cooperation between the EMC Society and EOS/ESD Association. This Special Session was planned to emphasize the relationship between EMI/EMC and ESD.
Design Considerations in Spread Spectrum Modulation for CISPR 25/CE Testing
In this article, we establish design guidelines of a spread spectrum modulation circuit as it relates to CISPR 25.
Oscilloscope Probe Considerations
A basic knowledge of the probe types and their performance capabilities is important because their operation can affect the whole system under test and measurement results obtained.
Measuring Differential- and Common-Mode Current Radiation from Cables
This article discusses the common-mode and differential-mode radiation from cables and presents the measurement results from the SMPS connecting wires.

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