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发布时间：
2022-07-26
A product’s value goes beyond mere aesthetic appeal and elegant design; its true strength lies in its ability to deliver practical, on-site problem-solving—maximizing utility to fundamentally address a wide range of operational challenges. Why, then, do products with identical specifications command such vastly different prices? The essence of a product is its effectiveness. That is why every stage—from component selection and system design to rigorous testing—must be approached with the utmost care and precision.
EMC testing (electromagnetic compatibility testing) is formally known as Electro Magnetic Compatibility, defined as “the ability of a device or system to function properly in its electromagnetic environment without causing unacceptable electromagnetic disturbance to any other entities in that environment.” This definition encompasses two key aspects: first, the device must be able to operate normally under specified electromagnetic conditions, meaning it must possess a certain level of electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS); second, the electromagnetic disturbances generated by the device itself must not unduly affect other electronic products, that is, Electromagnetic interference (EMI).
In China, the product-category standard for the industrial automation instrumentation industry is GB/T 18268 “Electromagnetic Compatibility of Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use” (idt IEC 61326). This standard specifies the following EMC test items: electrostatic discharge, radio-frequency electromagnetic field radiation, rated power-frequency magnetic field, voltage dips, short interruptions, pulse groups, surges, conducted disturbances induced by radio-frequency fields, radiated emissions, and conducted emissions. In the future, new standards will add requirements for harmonic and voltage fluctuation testing and will impose specific EMC requirements on instruments of different categories.
On July 25, Parokon conducted a comprehensive inspection of its entire family of products: isolators, safety barriers, and remote I/O.
Conducted Susceptibility Test for Radio-Frequency Field-Induced Conducted Disturbances (CS)
Other relevant tests
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All test results in this round comply with national standards. Paroken’s mature product design and robust manufacturing processes are the culmination of years of accumulated expertise. We will remain committed to this principle and continue to deliver high-quality products and services to our customers.
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