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TR 9 – Determination of high-frequency emissions from regenerative power generation units
The basic aim of the Technical Guideline Part 9 – EMC is to present the state of the art. The guideline cites existing and formulates industry-specific necessities.
Issues related to the practical measurement of EMC emissions in relation to the limits of the applicable standards/determination of high-frequency emissions from regenerative feeders will be discussed. Content issues include:
- How can the currently applicable standard (IEC/CISPR 11, after confirmation by BNetzA and DKE 767.11.11) be supplemented or replaced for regenerative feeders in such a way that the conformity uncertainty is minimized?
- How can it be made possible to implement a type test despite a “measurement at the place of installation and operation”?
The Technical Guideline is to be developed as a test basis for manufacturers, operators and measuring institutes and for feeding into European and international standardization.
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The basic aim of the Technical Guideline Part 9 – EMC is to present the state of the art. The guideline cites existing and formulates industry-specific necessities.
Issues related to the practical measurement of EMC emissions in relation to the limits of the applicable standards/determination of high-frequency emissions from regenerative feeders will be discussed. Content issues include:
- How can the currently applicable standard (IEC/CISPR 11, after confirmation by BNetzA and DKE 767.11.11) be supplemented or replaced for regenerative feeders in such a way that the conformity uncertainty is minimized?
- How can it be made possible to implement a type test despite a “measurement at the place of installation and operation”?
The Technical Guideline is to be developed as a test basis for manufacturers, operators and measuring institutes and for feeding into European and international standardization.
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