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SKU: 70047707 | MPN: MGA CT B-100
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Schloeder MGA CT B-100 Coupling Transformer, Acc. MIL-STD-461 CS 101/DO160, 100 A, MGA CT Series

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  • 1:2 coupling transformer for the extended audio frequency range
  • Integrated 0.5 Ω resistor (active cooling) for CS101 power calibration
  • Integrated differential amplifier
  • Additional connection cables included in the scope of delivery
  • Fully automatic tests in conjunction with the MGA 1033 magnetic field generator
  • Integrated differential amplifier for measuring the coupled test voltage, switchable for CS101 and DO-160 test level
  • For optimum measurement, the amplification is adapted to the frequency response of the CS101 test level or for DO-160DC tests
  • Automated test environment with the MGA 1033
  • Optional couplable current sensor for measuring the secondary current (EUT)
  • All necessary connection cables included in the delivery

The MGA CT B-100 is the complete solution for immunity testing with 100 A. It can be used universally for CS101 MIL-STD-461G as well as for other standards such as DO-160. In addition to this variant, a 50 A type is also available.

When testing for conducted immunity on power lines according to MIL-STD-461, CS 101, a coupling transformer is used.

Due to the high common-mode voltage on the mains side, a differential amplifier is built into the coupling transformer, which enables simple measurement of the copied-in differential voltage.