Hi group,

A customer is requesting us to test our primary 28Vdc lines according to the
CS06 test of the Mil-std 461B.  Our primary 28Vdc has a 28V High line and an
ungrounded 28V Low line.  It is decoupled from our secondary electrical
ground (GND) by means of a transformer.  The GND is connected to the chassis
via one starpoint in the unit.  
I have read the procedure in the Mil-461B and the Mil-462 and have seen that
we need to perform a parallell injection of the pulse on the lines.  My
problem is between which lines does the Mil-std mean?  Does it mean to
inject the pulse between the 28V High line and the 28V Low line or do I need
to inject the pulse between the 28VHigh line and GND and between the 28VLow
line and GND.
Or am I missing the clue of the CS06 test?

Thanks
Peter


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Peter Vuylsteke

BarcoView 
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Hardware Development Engineer 

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