Understanding LISNs

[@sudeepshetty4530]

Neatly explained. Can you provide the information on difference between 5uH and 50uH LISN models?

[@pauldenisowski]

The choice of a 5uH vs. a 50uH LISN depends on a number of things, not the least of which is the standard that one is testing against (e.g. MIL-STD vs. CISPR 25). The current-carrying capability and max stabilization frequency of the LISN are also a function of the inductor value. Both types are found in different standards and applications, but the 50 uH LISN is the more common variant.

[@sudeepshetty4530]

@@pauldenisowski Many thanks.

[@rnzL]

Is ist possible to use the V-LISN Rohde Schwarz ESH3-Z5 for the Measurement of a DC supplied DUT (given the necessary adapter are in existence)? I could not find any informations about this product on the R&S web site.

[@pauldenisowski]

Probably best to contact our tech support: I believe the ESH is for AC measurements

[@97mesut]

thanks alot

[@AlbertvanDuin]

Thanks, very clear explanation!

[@samshyama98]

To the point

[@TheSunmail]

Compact and perfect explanation. Thanks.

[@rohithas5267]

Thank you so much, Nicely explained..

[@pauldenisowski]

Thank you!

[@vivekdhanapal8495]

What is the difference between automotive and MIL std LISN -?

[@sadanandbhageli9095]

perfect explaination. Thank you.

[@pauldenisowski]

Thank you!

[@rockndancenroll]

great

[@alessandrolima4266]

Very nice

[@sentient1640]

what is RF(50 ohm)? 2:35