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SKU: 70047815 | MPN: PGA 1331
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Schloeder PGA 1331 Immunity Generator for Short-Term Disturbances 300 V, 50 Ohms, PGA Series

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Schloeder is a specialist manufacturer of EMC test equipment and surge protection solutions for industrial, automotive, aerospace and telecommunications applications. Its portfolio includes surge generators, ESD simulators, burst generators and EMC test systems designed to validate product immunity and ensure compliance with international standards. Engineers and test laboratories worldwide rely on Schloeder solutions for accurate and reliable electromagnetic compatibility testing.

  • For EMC tests according to IEC / EN 61000-4-16, IEC / EN 61326-3-1
  • Interference generator for short-time disturbances up to 300 V
  • Remote controlled operation in conjunction with PGA 1241 or MGA 1033
  • Also 150 Hz / 180 Hz, level 120 V, 1 s for testing according to IEC / EN 61326-3-1
  • Can also be operated independently of PGA 1241 or MGA 1033
  • Remote control in connection with PGA 1241 / MGA 1033 or stand alone
  • Ideal as an additional device for short-time disturbances
  • Application software included

Immunity generator for short-term disturbances up to 300 V acc. IEC/EN 61000-4-16, with 50 Ω serial resistor to the output. The PGA 1331 is designed as an add-on to the PGA 1241 and MGA 1033 disturbance generators for generating test voltages up to 300 V with the minimum possible effort. In this case, operation is remotely controlled via the application software of the PGA 1241 or MGA 1033.

The PGA 1331 can also be operated completely independently, a corresponding application software is included in the scope of delivery. The signal output is unbalanced to ground and galvanically isolated from both the mains and the signal generation.