Thank you, clear and good explanation! One thing I would like to note for people developing products that will be tested with a LISN, is that if you are unlucky your EMI RC snubber circuit can actually start oscillating when connected to a LISN due to the added inductance of the LISN. Have seen it several times in DC luminaries!
Hi mister and thank you. I bought the dc LISN from elektor and want to do one for ac 50 hz.. Is it a problem to use 2*100microhenry in // ? . And is the direction winding must be the same ?? Or opposite ??
Thank you, clear and good explanation!
One thing I would like to note for people developing products that will be tested with a LISN, is that if you are unlucky your EMI RC snubber circuit can actually start oscillating when connected to a LISN due to the added inductance of the LISN. Have seen it several times in DC luminaries!
I am lucky that i came across this explanation. Many thanks!
Wow, thank you. That is the best and most understood explanation I have come across. 🙂
Excellent video and explanations!
Hi mister and thank you.
I bought the dc LISN from elektor and want to do one for ac 50 hz.. Is it a problem to use 2*100microhenry in // ? . And is the direction winding must be the same ?? Or opposite ??
I see the new Bode 100 in black sandwiched between the ones in blue!
Great video.
Please make videos on Automotive ISO pulses
Hi Dr. Shirsavar, thank you for your explanation. Is It possibile use a LISN to inject noise to the DUT, connecting a signal generator to the port?
@@para-gz5bn Thanks for the reply. I should look into this further.
Hi, would you be able to comment on if the circuit elements to make a LISN are simple, why are professional LISNs used in EMC testing expensive?
Is there a BOM for building your own mains connected LISN?
Building or buying a good 50uH inductance is the tricky part I suspect.
Great explanation, Dr. Do you know How these component values are decided?
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