Teseq’s new NSG 3040 is an easy-to-use multifunction generator that simulates electromagnetic interference effects for immunity testing in conformity with international, national and manufacturers’ standards including the latest IEC/EN standards. The NSG 3040 system is designed to fulfi ll conducted EMC test requirements for CE mark testing, which generally include combination wave surge, Electrical Fast Transient (EFT) pulses and Power Quality Testing (PQT). Extensive expansion capabilities enable the system to be confi gured for a much broader range of applications. Featuring an innovative, modular design, the NSG 3040 is a versatile system that can be confi gured for basic testing needs and expanded to meet the needs of sophisticated test laboratories. Using state-of-the-art components, the self-contained modules set new standards with respect to switching and phase accuracy and exceed the existing standards’ requirements. A 7” touch panel display with superb contrast and color makes controlling the NSG 3040 easy. For fast and effi cient data entry, input devices include an integrated keyboard and a thumbwheel with additional keys for sensitivity adjustment. To achieve quick, reliable results in a development environ- ment a standardized test can be initiated with just a few “clicks” using the integrated Test Assistance (TA) function. Convenient touch input buttons make each parameter’s value highly visible and allow the user to quickly select and modify all settings. A stylus is not necessary, and ramp functions can be programmed quickly and easily. Multi-step test procedures can be created and their sequence or parameter values can be changed easily. With expert mode users can make manual parameter changes using the thumbwheel while a test is under way, providing an effective and fast method for identifying critical threshold values. The NSG 3040 has an Ethernet port for external PC control. The Windows-based control software simplifi es test programming and compilation of complex test sequences with various types of tests. Test reports can be generated during the test operation, allowing the operator to enter observations as the test progresses and increasing the effi ciency of long-term tests.