wuchy143 Member Aug 15, 2011 #1 Hi All, I'm trying to re-create some electrical noise to try and cause my device to fail and see how susceptible my 0-30mV signals are. Is there anything in a common office/lab that would be worth trying?
Hi All, I'm trying to re-create some electrical noise to try and cause my device to fail and see how susceptible my 0-30mV signals are. Is there anything in a common office/lab that would be worth trying?
ericgibbs Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Aug 15, 2011 #2 hi, Do you mean airborne electrical noise or power rail noise.?
wuchy143 Member Aug 15, 2011 #3 airborne. it's used in an industrial environment. An ac motor would be nice but don't have one readily available.
airborne. it's used in an industrial environment. An ac motor would be nice but don't have one readily available.
ericgibbs Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Aug 15, 2011 #4 wuchy143 said: airborne. it's used in an industrial environment. An ac motor would be nice but don't have one readily available. Click to expand... I have used a mains powered hand drill in the past to create lots of airborne for cabinet screen testing.! [ the AC brush type] Last edited: Aug 15, 2011
wuchy143 said: airborne. it's used in an industrial environment. An ac motor would be nice but don't have one readily available. Click to expand... I have used a mains powered hand drill in the past to create lots of airborne for cabinet screen testing.! [ the AC brush type]