Dear Members,
 
Happy New Year.
 
Please help me to determine the specifications/models for an ISN (per CISPR
22) to purchase.  My questions are:
 
1. Is there a particular edition of the CISPR 22 that I have to refer to when
looking for an ISN?  My EN 55022: 2006 copy includes the Edition 5.2 of CISPR
22.  I believe this is the latest version of the CISPR 22 standard.  Three ISN
manufacturers are found from the "EMCTLA Technical Guidance Note #42 Addendum
1" (  <http://www.emctla.co.uk/TechGuideNotes/TGN42.pdf>
http://www.emctla.co.uk/TechGuideNotes/TGN42.pdf).  One manufacturer claims
its ISN complies with CISPR/A/307/CD.  One manufacturer claims its ISN meets
the requirements for LCL defined in CISPR 22, Ed. 5, 2005 ( 
<http://www.fischercc.com/PDFs/TILISN-T8-02-(RevC-0608DS).pdf>
http://www.fischercc.com/PDFs/TILISN-T8-02-(RevC-0608DS).pdf).  The other
manufacturer claims its ISN meets the requirements of CISPR 22, Ed 5.2 ( 
<http://www.teseq.com/com/en/news_events/news/2007_07_01_isnt8.php> 
http://www.teseq.com/com/en/products_so
utions/emc_radio_frequency/impedance_stabilisation_networks_isn/ISN_ST08_e.pdf
).
 
2. For a product with a shielded RJ45 port, if a manufacturer does not specify
the type of cable (shielded vs unshielded) and does not provide a cable,
should an ISN for shielded pair (for example
http://www.teseq.com/com/en/products_so
utions/emc_radio_frequency/impedance_stabilisation_networks_isn/ISN_ST08_e.pdf
) or unshielded pair (for example http:
/www.teseq.com/com/en/products_solution
/emc_radio_frequency/impedance_stabilisation_networks_isn/ISN_T8_e.pdf )
<http://www.teseq.com/com/en/news_events/news/2007_07_01_isnt8.php>  be used? 
 
3. From Item 2, if a manufacturer provides unshielded cable (or have an option
for purchaseing cables), should an ISN fro shielded or unshielded pair be used?
 
Thank you very much for your time and look forward to your help.
 
Best regards,
Grace Lin
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