Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPSF12C1
Tool/software:
I hope Timothy Hegarty can help answer this question. I used the latest version of SIMPLIS 9.2B, which has a built-in LISN simulation module. I tested the EMI conduction results with and without TPSF12C1 enabled. It is true that without TPSF12C1, there will be higher conducted EMI.
SIMPLIS simulation file: www.asuswebstorage.com/.../
But I am curious about how to use the common choke impedance measurement results to place the measurement results into the Excel in the design tool to generate a simulation equivalent model? (I don't need to know the detailed conversion method, just how to convert quickly)
And how to use SIMPLIS to run CM and DM impedance? Like this picture, is it convenient to provide a complete line connection? (such as the measurement location and the location of AC analysis)