Langer FLS 106 IC, User Manual

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LANGER
EMV-Technik
DE-01728 Bannewitz
mail@langer-emv.de
www.langer-emv.de
FLS 106 IC set / FLS 106 PCB set
Connecting a near-field probe with a pre-amplifier ....................................................... 70 18.2.2
Collision Control for the Near-Field Probe.......................................................................... 71 18.3
Information on How to Operate the FLS 106 Scanner ............................................. 72 19
Checking the Measuring Set-Up before Each Use ............................................................. 72 19.1
Adjusting the Exact Height of the Probe Tip above the DUT .............................................. 72 19.2
Estimating the Duration of a Measurement with the FLS 106 Scanner .............................. 73 19.3
Number of Measuring Points ........................................................................................ 73 19.3.1
Travel Distance ............................................................................................................ 73 19.3.2
Sweep Time ................................................................................................................. 73 19.3.3
Transmission Time ....................................................................................................... 73 19.3.4
Storage Requirements for the Measurement ..................................................................... 73 19.4
After Completing the Measurement .......................................................................... 74 20
Dismantling after Completing the Measurement(s) ................................................. 74 21
Removing the ICR Probe ................................................................................................... 74 21.1
Removing the Near-Field Probe ........................................................................................ 74 21.2
Removing the SH 01 Probe Holder from the FLS 106 IC ................................................... 74 21.3
Removing the Pre-Amplifier / BT 706 Bias-Tee.................................................................. 74 21.4
Removing a Device Under Test from the T-slot Table........................................................ 75 21.5
Removing a Circuit Board from the UH DUT ...................................................................... 75 21.6
Removing the UH DUT ...................................................................................................... 75 21.7
Removing the GND 25....................................................................................................... 75 21.8
Removing the GND 25 Holder ........................................................................................... 75 21.9
Removing the DM-CAM Microscope Camera ................................................................ 75 21.10
Removing the DM-CAM Holder.3 Camera Holder ......................................................... 75 21.11
Maintenance ................................................................................................................ 76 22
Maintenance Intervals........................................................................................................ 76 22.1
Replacing Labels and Signs .............................................................................................. 76 22.2
Dismantling/Disposal ................................................................................................. 77 23
Hazards during Dismantling/Disposal ................................................................................ 77 23.1
Dismantling ........................................................................................................................ 77 23.2
Disposal ............................................................................................................................ 77 23.3
Customer Service ....................................................................................................... 78 24
Warranty ...................................................................................................................... 79 25