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FO-HBST and HBSR

FO-HBST and HBSR 1 MHz fiber-optic analog link

An analog voltage from DC to 1 MHz carried over fiber, to or from the device under test during EMC tests.

DC to 1 MHz
Bandwidth
±8, ±16 or ±48 V
Full-scale input
±16 V
Max output
200 V/m
EMC validation, 500 kHz to 18 GHz
  • Pulsed field600 V/m, 1 to 2.5 GHz
  • Power3 AA batteries or external adapter
  • Dimensions172 × 76 × 25 mm

A transmitter, a fiber, a receiver

The FO-HBST transmitter and the FO-HBSR receiver carry one analog voltage, from DC to 1 MHz, over a fiber-optic cable. Connect either module to the device under test to monitor a signal or to source one. The other module sits at the remote end.

A 3-position slide switch on the transmitter sets the full-scale input to ±8 V, ±16 V or ±48 V. The receiver outputs up to ±16 V whatever the input range. Each module runs on 3 AA batteries or an external power adapter.

Shielding and input and output filtering protect both modules from EMI, EMP and the high voltages of plasma research. They are validated for EMC up to 200 V/m from 500 kHz to 18 GHz, and 600 V/m pulsed (5 % duty cycle, 5 µs rise time) from 1 to 2.5 GHz.

FO-HBST and HBSR, view 2

Specifications

Channels1
Output range−16 to 16 V (full scale selectable by jumpers on the receiver)
Bandwidth1 000 kHz (from DC)
Voltage input range−48 to 48 V (± 8, ± 16 or ± 48 V by slide switch on the transmitter)
Power sourceBattery · External supply
Battery typeAA alkaline (3 batteries)
Dimensions172 × 76 × 25 mm
EMC immunity, radiated field200 V/m (46 dBV/m)
EMC immunity, pulsed field600 V/m (5 % duty cycle, 5 µs rise time)

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