
V1.1
TBLM1
LISN-MATE
1 Introduction
The TBLM1 is a companion device for LISNs, which splits the conducted noise signal into its common mode and
differential mode components. The LISN Mate is connected to the output of a LISN inserted into the positive supply
line and to a second LISN inserted into the negative supply line. The conducted noise signal at the output of a
LISN is the sum of common mode and differential mode noise. The LISN mate splits it into the common mode and
differential mode components, with each signal component available at a separate BNC port.
Picture 1: LISN mate
Picture 2: set up for the measurement of differential mode and common mode conducted noise
terminate the unused LISN mate output port with 50 Ohm

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LISN Mate frequency response
DM insertion loss [dB] CM insertion loss [dB] DM supression [dB] CM supression [dB]
TBLM1
2 Parameters
Frequency range: 30 kHz – 110 MHz
Maximum RF level at any BNC port: 27dBm
Maximum DC current at any BNC port: 30 mA
2.1 Frequency response
LISN-MATE
Picture 3: frequency response
Common mode insertion loss: input signal split into two same phase components and applied to LISN1 and LISN2
port; output signal measured at common mode port
Differential mode suppression: input signal split into two same phase components and applied to LISN1 and LISN2
port; output signal measured at differential mode port

V1.1
DM supression [dB]
at CM port
CM supression [dB]
at DM port
LISN Mate, 2 pieces BNC-male to BNC male cables, 35cm, RG223
Information concerning termination of unused port added
TBLM1
LISN-MATE
Differential mode insertion loss: input signal split into two 180° phase shift components and applied to LISN1 and
LISN2 port; output signal measured at differential mode port
Common mode suppression: input signal split into two 180° phase shift components and applied to LISN1 and
LISN2 port; output signal measured at common mode port
Table 1 – Frequency response
3 Ordering Information
Table 2 – Ordering Information
4 History
Table 3 – History