Welcome to the IEC 61000-4-6 Conducted RF Immunity Testing course, designed to provide a practical and structured understanding of conducted radio-frequency immunity testing for electrical and electronic equipment. In modern electronic systems, products are increasingly exposed to RF disturbances coupled onto cables and wiring. Understanding how to evaluate and improve a product’s immunity to these disturbances is essential for EMC compliance, product reliability, validation, and certification. This course takes you through the key concepts and practical aspects of IEC 61000-4-6, from the fundamentals of conducted RF immunity to laboratory test setup, equipment configuration, calibration, verification, testing, and evaluation of results.
What You Will Learn
Throughout the course, you will learn:
- Fundamentals and purpose of conducted RF immunity testing.
- Scope and application of IEC 61000-4-6.
- RF disturbance injection concepts and test principles.
- Required test equipment and laboratory setup.
- Coupling and decoupling networks and their applications.
- Configuration and preparation of the Equipment Under Test (EUT).
- Test frequency range, severity levels, and modulation concepts.
- Calibration and verification of the RF injection system.
- Conducted RF injection methods and practical test procedures.
- Monitoring EUT performance during immunity testing.
- Performance criteria and evaluation of test results.
- Common test problems, errors, and troubleshooting approaches.
- Documentation of test conditions and preparation of professional test reports.
- Practical considerations for implementing IEC 61000-4-6 in an EMC laboratory.
