06.23.21 -- What You Need To Know About MIL-STD And TEMPEST Testing

Source: Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG
 

 
MIL-STD-461 Testing Advantages Using Time Domain Scan EMI Receivers
 

This application note compares the measurement speed and level measurement accuracy of a conventional swept frequency spectrum analyzer against the speed and accuracy of advanced time domain scanning. It also contains guidance on making optimum use of time domain scans, plus their advantages in capturing intermittent signals with an improved POI.
Addressing Verification Challenges For MIL-STD-461G CS101
 

The CS101 test defines the requirements between 30 Hz and 150 kHz for equipment and subsystems' alternating current (AC) below 30 Amps per phase and direct current (DC) input power leads. This test is used to increase the confidence that a device will be able to withstand signals coupled onto input power leads without malfunction or degradation of expected performance.
An Introduction To EMC Amplifiers
 

In most EMC radiated immunity testing applications, broadband amplifiers are required for generating the necessary field strengths. This article discusses the role of amplifiers in EMC testing, as well as the parameters and characteristics that have the greatest influence on amplifier performance.
Bringing TEMPEST Receivers Into The Digital Age
 

In the field of TEMPEST, traditional analysis has focused on analog signal emanations from electronic devices. This article provides an overview on the digital demodulation basics and delivers an understanding on how to analyze impairments on digitally modulated signals.
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Innovations In TEMPEST Testing
 

Communications and data processing systems are evolving at breakneck speed. TEMPEST test equipment must also undergo continuous improvement to keep pace with these technological changes. Innovation by test equipment vendors and knowledge sharing by skilled TEMPEST personnel are vital in ensuring the future success of TEMPEST testing.
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