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Transient Specialists App Note 218: LV 124 & Other Test Solutions |
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Burr Ridge, IL – March 4, 2019 - Transient Specialists, a leader in electromagnetic compatibility rentals for over 40 years, is excited to bring forward EM Test Application Note 218 for the PA5840 and Autowave for OEM LV 124. This test solution allows for a cost-effective option requiring minimum equipment and can be utilized in conjunction with preexisting test equipment. EM Test - Autowave
Teseq – PA5840
About Transient Specialists Since 1978, Transient Specialists has been at the forefront of EMC test equipment rentals. They offer flexible rental periods and a variety of products from different suppliers to meet testing needs. The relentless drive to exceed customers' expectations by quickly providing solutions and excellent service has helped distinguish themselves within the industry.
Contact Info Transient Specialists 7704 S. Grant Street Burr Ridge, IL 60527 Phone: 1+(866) 364-7368 E-Mail: info@transientspecialists.com
Posted March 7, 2019 |
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Transient Specialists conveniently located in
the mid-west offers a variety of EMC test equipment rentals to accommodate your
testing needs. Our rentals include technical support on the equipment, weekly and
monthly rentals, and 2 days each way of transit time free with each rental. With
the experience and equipment Transient Specialists is solution when testing needs
to be completed and capital funds are limited.
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