GB/Z 17626.33-2023 Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing and Measurement Techniques Part 33: Measurement Methods of High Power Transient Parameters (English Version)
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Introduction
GB/Z 17626.33-2023 "Electromagnetic Compatibility - Test and Measurement Techniques - Part 33: High-Power Transient Parameter Measurement Methods" is a standard that provides guidelines for measuring high-power transient parameters in the field of electromagnetic compatibility.
Transients are sudden and brief changes in voltage, current, or energy in an electrical circuit. These transients can cause interference and disruptions to electronic devices and systems. Therefore, it is crucial to accurately measure and analyze these transient parameters to ensure the proper functioning of electronic equipment.
This standard specifies the measurement methods for high-power transient parameters, including voltage, current, and energy. It outlines the equipment, procedures, and techniques required to conduct these measurements effectively. The standard covers different types of transients, such as lightning strikes, power surges, and switching events.
By following the guidelines provided in GB/Z 17626.33-2023, engineers and technicians can accurately measure and characterize high-power transients. This information can then be used to assess the electromagnetic compatibility of electronic systems and devices, identify potential vulnerabilities, and design appropriate mitigation measures.
Overall, GB/Z 17626.33-2023 is an essential standard for professionals working in the field of electromagnetic compatibility testing and measurement. It ensures that high-power transient parameters are measured accurately, leading to improved reliability and performance of electronic equipment.
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2023GB/Z 17626.33-2023 Electromagnetic Compatibility Testing and Measurement Techniques Part 33: Measurement Methods of High Power Transient Parameters