Tag: High Frequency Power Electronics

High Frequency Power Electronics

  • High-Performance Power Analyzer PPA4500

    High-Performance Power Analyzer | PPA4500

    High-Performance Power Analyzer PPA4500 Overview

    The PPA4500 features high-speed FPGA/DSP sampling techniques and the highly respected “Planar Shunt” Technology. The PPA4500 is the product of over 12 years of research and development. The PPA4500 has improved accuracy, color TFT, front USB port, and faster processing than older models. The PPA4500 is a significant leap forward in both accuracy and functionality. The PPA4500 is suitable for transformer loss testing, PWM inverter drive efficiency testing, standby power testing to IEC62301/EN50564, and many more challenging applications.

    The PPA4500 can measure fundamental frequencies up to 2MHz, as well as up to 100 Harmonics with the same 2MHz upper-frequency limit. PWM Motor drive mode enables the engineer to rapidly set up the instrument to measure complex harmonically distorted waveforms, sophisticated signal processing algorithms facilitate high sample rate (2Ms/s) true wideband (2Mhz) analysis of PWM signals. The PPA4500 utilizes parallel digital filtering for fundamental frequency synchronisation without affecting the bandwidth of the measured data.

    High-Performance Power Analyzer PPA4500 Features & Benefits

    • 0.03% Basic accuracy
    • Frequency range DC and 10mHz to 2MHz
    • High precision internal shunts
    • Superior accuracy to any external shunt
    • 5 millidegree phase accuracy for low power factor applications
    • Up to 50 Arms (1000 Apk) & 1000 Vrms (3000 Vpk) direct input
    • Low current (10Arms), Standard (30Arms), and High current (50Arms) options
    • High-speed sampling on all channels (2Ms/s)
    • True real-time analysis with no measurement gap
    • 1, 2, or 3 phase versions master-slave mode for 4, 5, or 6 phase
    • Real-time Digital, Tabular, Graphic, and Oscilloscope displays
    • Simple BNC connection of N4L shunts for high-current applications
    • RS232, IEEE 488, USB, LAN, Torque, Speed and Extension ports

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  • Power Analyser PPA1500

    Power Analyser | PPA1500

    Power Analyser PPA1500 - Overview

    The PPA1500 Power Analyser offers higher performance compared to its sibling – the PPA500 unit.  N4L power analysers provide optimum solutions in almost any power measurement application and budget. The PPA1500 offers a 1Mhz Bandwidth and full graphic display, this includes harmonic bar graphs and graphic data logging. It features sophisticated parallel digital filtering algorithms enabling the PPA1500 to be used in various Pulse Width Modulated applications.

    While being only half-rack width and 2U high, the PPA1500 is available in 1, 2 or 3-phase configurations and offers a level of performance normally found only in larger and more costly instruments. With modes such as “Inrush Current and “Standby Power”, the PPA1500 provides fast, accurate and easy measurements in challenging environments.

    The PPA1500 series analysers now have a 6 Phase 2U Rack option in which two PPA1530 units are installed on the same rack side by side to give the ability to perform 6 Phase 0.1% accurate power measurement whilst only occupying a height of 2U in any rack.

    All PPA1500 units are supplied with UKAS ISO17025 certification as standard, this is performed at N4L in the UK in our accredited ISO17025 Laboratory.

    Power Analyser PPA1500 - Features

    • High contrast full-colour graphic display
    • Simple BNC connection of N4L shunts for high-current applications
    • RS232, USB, LAN, Extension and Auxiliary ports
    • 0.05% Basic accuracy
    • Frequency range DC and 10mHz to 1MHz
    • High-precision internal shunts – Superior accuracy to any external shunt
    • 10 millidegree phase accuracy – Necessary for low power factor applications
    • 20 Arms (300 Apk) & 1000 Vrms (2500 Vpk) direct input
    • Unique x10 gain mode for Standby Power measurement
    • 1MS/s High-speed sampling on all channels
    • True real-time analysis with no measurement gap
    • 1, 2 or 3 phase versions

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  • Precision Power Analyzer PPA5500

    Precision Power Analyzer | PPA5500

    Precision Power Analyzer - Overview

    The PPA5500 Power Analyzer is a compact, cost-effective, leading power measurement performance instrument. It has exceptional accuracy and stability in the most demanding of power applications. The Power Analyzer 5500 series extends the power analysis range for those who require the ultimate power analysis product.

    The PPA5500 adds increased voltage and current measurement ranges, greater processing power, increased memory, a real-time clock, high contrast visible colour display, 1GB non-volatile internal memory, external USB memory port,  wide frequency range and exceptional noise rejection.  A 2MS/s sample rate, alongside “True Real-Time” no gap analysis is a formidable combination for power analysis. The analogue front-end design includes the proprietary "Planar shunt technology". This instrument provides exceptional measurement stability and accuracy. The phase angle accuracy of the PPA5500 is 0.005 degrees which are perfect for transformer loss analysis testing at very low power factors.

    Precision Power Analyzer - Features 

    • 0.01% Basic accuracy
    • Frequency range DC and 10mHz to 2MHz
    • High precision internal shunts Superior accuracy to any external shunt
    • 5 millidegree phase accuracy necessary for low power factor applications
    • Up to 50 Arms (1000 Apk) & 1000 Vrms (3000 Vpk) direct input
    • Low current (10Arms), Standard (30Arms), and High current (50Arms) options
    • High-speed sampling on all channels
    • True real-time analysis with no measurement gap
    • 1, 2, or 3 phase versions master-slave mode for 4, 5, or 6 phase
    • Real-time Digital, Tabular, Graphic, and Oscilloscope displays
    • Simple BNC connection of N4L shunts for high-current applications
    • RS232, IEEE 488, USB, LAN, Torque, Speed and Extension ports

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntKljPrXvYM