hi Bob,
wish I had your patience and Money :-) Or maybe you have mine lol...
I guess you're in one camp or the other, I'll stick to Agilent. I could never
get used to reverse polish logic either, despite being told how much better it
was
As for a click receiver, check out the PMM, I have,
--- On Tue, 2/15/11, Derek Walton lfresea...@aol.com wrote:
snip. my point was about perception. As for the RS? Thats an
opinion
formed by using it, perhaps the best opinion?
Derek,
I use a RS ESI almost every day. I love it. Yes, it is expensive, but it did
not
Chris,
Of the analyzers I have used, I like the RS ESI the most. Expensive, though.
It took me a while to warm up to it, it was a lot different than any of the
HP/Agilents that I have used (859x, 8566, 740x). The 740x is also nice
analyzer. I use that to perform the conducted immunity level
Preference for spectrum analyzers and network analyzers are like computers,
some like PCs some like Apples. Which is better? Depends on the person and
intended use.
Dennis Ward
Director of Engineering
American Certification Body
Certification Resource for the Wireless Industry
Hi Barry,
Having ridden in a BMW @ 120+ I can truly say that it wasn't a comfortable
experience, in fact it's a common recurring nightmare along with falling off
structures. The same is not true for Audi, but my point was about perception.
As for the RS? Thats an opinion formed by using it,
Derek;
you wrote:
As for RS. Well I think of them like BMW's. All image Very expensive
image...
When you want to feel comfortable driving at 220+ km/h (136 mph, for the
metric-challenged), the image of BMW (or Audi, or...) becomes a very
desirable reality ...
Maybe the same can be said
I like the 7405a EMC SA to 26.5 GHz. We have a compact 3m. I've added cones
and tiles to make a semi FAC. While the NSA is just about in, it is somewhat
different than the OATS we have. How do you do a NSA without the 4m scan?
Think out of the box!
It is still not valid, but for engineer
Doggone iPhone spell check!
Colour, or color depending on where you're from.
My bad.
-Original Message-
From: Price, Edward ed.pr...@cubic.com
To: IEEE EMC forum emc-p...@ieee.org
Sent: Mon, Feb 14, 2011 7:02 pm
Subject: RE: Considering a consultant to help with semi-anechoic chamber
From: emc-p...@ieee.org [mailto:emc-p...@ieee.org] On Behalf Of Derek Walton
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2011 4:46 PM
To: jim.eich...@schneider-electric.com
Cc Hi Jim,
I'm still using my 8566 SA's. As yet they still do everything I need. I had the
collie conversion done, very nice too.
Hi Jim,
First. Get the conflict of interest warning out of the way...
Second. Almost everything you need answers to are one of the reasons we set up
EMC LAB Services. Suggest you contact Wally Pilat there.
I'm still using my 8566 SA's. As yet they still do everything I need. I had the
collie
For anyone looking for an EMI Receiver or any EMC I highly recommend Rohde
Schwarz.
Thank you.
Rob Kado
Supervisor, Component EMC
Engineering Laboratory
Chrysler
800 Chrysler Drive
CIMS 481-47-20
Auburn Hills, MI 48326
(248) 467-0639
Sent from my Blackberry Wireless.
From: Chris
Good luck Jim… We moved one two years ago and that pain is still fresh in
my mind. The only advice I can offer on that is to label everything and take
plenty of notes/pictures.
While I won’t be moving a chamber anytime soon, we are trying to get
approval to replace the same, aging 856x
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