Tandberg Data SDLT220-320 INTEGRATION, Manual

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CHAPTER 5: Regulatory Requirements
5.2.5 Susceptibility and ESD Limits
The following tables list radiated, magnetic radiated, and conducted susceptibility
and ESD failure level limits for the tape system.
N
OTE
: Proper ESD protection must be observed when handling
Tandberg Data tape drive products.
Table 5-4.
Radiated, Magnetic Radiated, and Conducted Susceptibility
Type Specifications Comments
Radiated Immunity:
High Frequency, Electric Fields
3 V/m (rms),
80% modulated, 1 kHz,
26 – 1000 MHz
No errors*
No screen distortion
Magnetic Radiated:
Low Frequency, Magnetic Fields
3 A/m @ 230V/50 Hz
No errors*
No screen distortion
EFT: Fast Transient (Bursts) for
Power and Data Cables
2 kV No errors*
PLT: High Energy Transient
Voltage for Power Cables 1.2 kV (Differential)
2.5 kV (Common mode)
No errors*
Low-level Conducted‡
Interference for AC and DC
Cables 3 V/m (rms),
80% modulated, 1 kHz,
0.15 – 80 MHz
No errors*
No screen distortion
* The SDLT tape system shall maintain normal operation both in Read/Write and in Standby
conditions. No errors attributable to the test shall be encountered.
‡ Conducted: The transient voltage is the actual peak voltage above the normal AC voltage from the
power source. The maximum energy in a single pulse from the transient generator must be limited
to 2.5 W.
Table 5-5.
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Failure Level Limits
Failure Type Equipment Specifications Comments
Hardware Office 1 to 12 kV
No operator intervention (soft
recoverable allowed)
Hardware Office Up to 15 kV
No component damage; operator
intervention allowed (soft/hard
errors allowed)