Information on lighting electronic transformer

Hello Group, I'm doing some tests of conducted emissions on lighting electronic transformers ( 120VAC / 12V ) and i have a doubt: which standard applies to this kind of product? i think there are two possibilities: - household appliances standard - lighting equipment Could anyone help me with

Re: Re(2): Conducted Emissions, average method.

Scott: Yes, I do think we have been talking a bit beyond you. Somehow, the comments of the past couple of days have been making the assumption that you had an HP-8566B or an HP-8568 or maybe an HP-8571 spectrum analyzer or receiver system. I think that this assumption started when you said

RE: Information on lighting electronic transformer

Hello Muriel, I believe CISPR 15:1996 Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of electrical lighting and similar equipment would be the right choice. Part 5.4.3 Independent transformers and converters for incandescent lamps. Or Part 5.4.4 Independent ballasts for

RE: Re(3): Conducted Emissions, average method.

Scott, What you have outlined below sounds dangerous to me. Here's why. We also have used HP8591EM for a few years. We had discovered that care must be taken to establish where the marker is placed to obtain an accurate auto reading. We previously had used 5-20 MHz spans, marked the peak