How to test CST design studio for analyzing data errors

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To test the effect of EMI on data passing through cables in CST Design Studio, it's essential to specify the electrical data parameters accurately. The discussion suggests simulating tests in line with EN 61000-4-3 and EN 61000-4-6 standards for RF noise immunity. Users are encouraged to share their system specifications, including details about the transmitter, receiver, and cabling. Additionally, a recommended e-seminar on the CST website provides further insights into aerospace EMC simulation. Proper setup and simulation can help analyze potential data errors effectively.
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I want to know how can we specify the data(electrical) passing through cable that we are designing in CST design studio to test the effect of EMI on the data passing?
 
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Are you basically wanting to simulate testing that you might do per EN 61000-4-3 (radiated) and EN 61000-4-6 (conducted) RF noise immunity testing? Can you post a copy of the system you want to simulate, including specifications on your transmitter, receiver and cabling?

Also, have a look at this e-seminar at the CST website (under the "Solutions" section):

https://www.cst.com/solutions/article/aerospace-emc-simulation
 
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