Hi All, I was a little too tied up to respond to this when it was first posted, but I feel I should. First off... a bias warning.... I have a history with Teseq's C3 software. OTOH, I have written and used EMC software for about 30 years now.
So, knowing most packages out there, I still feel Teseq's C3 is the leader, especially the immunity package. Not only is it compliant to the latest standards, but it's a standardized package. What this means is that a problem fixed in an installation somewhere gets fixed in yours automatically next release. It's released consistently to add features, stay current and yep, fix the odd bug. C3 was written by Software writers under guidance from many EMC engineers and not EMC engineers playing software writer. There is a big difference. For those that like to write their own code, you have the flexibility to write your own test methods. A very neat feature is an area where you can easily interface with what ever is being tested for closed loop testing. While not formally announced by the factory, a complete rewrite of the emissions and immunity packages called C5 should be released early next year. For some reason C4 is being skipped :-). If you have specific engineering questions feel free to ask me off list. Cheers, Derek Walton L F Research Kate Savo wrote: > > Hi Ted, > > This question was posted on /Interference Technology’s/ Testing Forum, > and received a few replies. To view the reply, please visit the link > below. > > http://www.interferencetechnology.com technologies/testing/forums.html?tx_mmf rum_pi1%5Baction%5D=list_post&tx_mmforum_pi1%5Btid%5D=157 > <http://www.interferencetechnology.co /technologies/testing/forums.html?tx_mm orum_pi1%5Baction%5D=list_post&tx_mmforum_pi1%5Btid%5D=157> > > Thanks, > > Kate Savo > > /Interference Technology Forums Editor/ > > www.interferencetechnology.com/ <http://www.interferencetechnology.com/> > > 484-688-0300 ext 26 > > [email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>// > > *From:* Ted Eckert [mailto:[email protected]] > *Sent:* Tuesday, September 29, 2009 6:07 PM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* [PSES] Radiated Immunity Software > > We are looking for a good software package for performing Radiated > Immunity testing to IEC 61000-4-3 in our own in-house anechoic > chamber. We are currently looking at software from Amplifier Research, > Teseq & TDK. 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