Dear Fellow EMC workers,
I am trying to get a SMPS to pass this GOST standard and am having a devil
of a time getting it done. After 3 days of mitigation testing at our local
lab we are still out at the low frequency range 10-60kHz and at 15-50MHz.
We pass the Class A limits for CISPR 22 but these GOST limits are far more
stringent. The power supply is convection cooled in a IP66 box that is
powering a repeater. We have been able to determine that the noise is being
generated by the power supply and thus far we are not able to suppress all
the low frequency and high frequency conducted noise.  I have copied the
limit requirements below for your review.
Has anyone run into this standard before?  Is there something we may be
overlooking?  We are not using a custom supply, this is an off the shelf
supply that we are packaging into a IP66 box. The usual "fixes" didn't seem
to work, X and/or Y caps, ferrite beads, inductor. These were applied
liberally during the past 3 days.
The requirements for EMC of radio equipment in Russia (as well as in several
other CIS countries) are set by the standard GOST 30429-96 (Electromagnetic
Compatibility of technical equipment. Man-made noise from equipment and
apparatus used t6ogether with service receiver systems of civil application.
Limits and test methods), according to this standard the following
measurement must be done.
1.      Conducted Emissions
Frequency range                                 Limits, dB(uV)
0.009   MHz - 0.15 MHz          U = 90 - 28.9lg(f/0,01) (Quasi-peak)
0.15 MHz - 0.5 MHz              U = 66 - 22.7lg(f/0,15) (Quasi-peak)
0.5 MHz - 6 MHz                   U = 54 - 12.97lg(f/0,5) (Quasi-peak)
6 MHz - 30 MHz                    U = 40 (Quasi-peak)
30 MHz - 100 MHz                U = 48 (Quasi-peak) 40 (Average)

This test is done looking at the emissions from the 220 V power cables,
using a LISN
2.      Radiated Emissions
Frequency range                                 Limits, dB(uV/m)
0.01 MHz - 0.15 MHz                E = 60 - 20.4lg(f/0.01)
0.15 MHz - 30 MHz                   E = 37 - 7.39lg(f/0.15)
30 MHz - 100 MHz                    E = 36 - 21.0lg(f/0.30)
100 MHz - 1000 MHz                E = 25 + 20.0lg(f/100)

According to GOST 30429-96 this test is done at 3 meters in frequency range
0.01MHz - 30 MHz and at 1 meter in frequency range 30 MHz - 1000 MHz in the
screen room. 

Any help will be eagerly accepted.
Best regards and happy holidays,
Lou Guerin
Agency Approvals Manager
Littlefeet, Inc.
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> 


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