| INFRATEK | Switzerland | 107A Power Analyzer |
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Main Features
Display
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Processing Power
Interface - Input/Output
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| Introduction | 107A Models | Specifications | Screen Shots | Application Examples | Datasheet |
Introduction |
The MODEL 107A HIGH SPEED POWER ANALYZER is a very advanced measurement tool designed to offer the scientist, engineer, or technician more electrical and mechanical signal information than is normally found in one single instrument. |
High performance - Easy to use |
The Infratek Model 107A Power Analyzers are multipurpose instruments designed for laboratory and field use, for production testing and quality control. High accuracy, wide frequency range, and high common mode rejection are prerequisites for precision measurements on inverters, light ballasts, and ultrasonic transducers. The 107A measurement capabilities and simplicity of use are unmatched. |
Six menu soft keys M1 through M6 and five cursor soft keys control the instrument.
The operating procedure, to configure the display and the interface, to store instrument settings, to
set the scaling factors, to select the operating mode, to select the input, the ranges, and many more
features is self explanatory. You can save your personal instrument settings and have the unit start-up
with your personal configuration at power-on. |
107A High Speed Power Analyzers
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Options
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| Voltage | 7 ranges: 1V, 3V, 10V, 30V, 100V, 300V, 1000V | - | |
| Frequency range: DC-300kHz ¦ Coupling: AC/AC+DC | 1Hz-300kHz / DC-300kHz | ||
| Crest Factor 3:1 at 50% full scale ¦ Common Mode 50Hz / 100kHz | 140dB/80dB | ||
| Built-in star point network 500kΩ ¦ Maximum Input: Hi to Lo / Lo to case | 1000V / 600V | ||
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Accuracy Grades: k=1, k=2, k=6 |
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| Current | 10 ranges: 100mA,300mA,1A,3A,10A; 1,3,10,30,100A | Clamp: 1A - 1000A | ||
| Frequency range: DC-300kHz ¦ Coupling: AC/AC+DC | 1Hz-300kHz / DC-300kHz | |||
| Crest Factor 3:1 at 50% full scale ¦ Common Mode 50Hz / 100kHz | 160dB/115dB | |||
| 3A input: 3A cont./10A 5s; 50A input: 40A cont./50A 20s. | Ri=30mΩ / 3mΩ | |||
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Accuracy Grades: k=1, k=2, k=6 |
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| Power | 70 Ranges corresponding to the products of voltage ranges time current ranges. | DC-300kHz |
| Accuracy 23°C ±3°C; 50A/Clamp input, 3A input 1Hz-1kHz Add accuracy percentage figures of current and voltage input 1kHz-100kHz Add accuracy percentage figures of current and voltage input, add ±1% (1-PF)/kHz of range |
PF = 0 to ±1 |
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| Computed Values | Reactive Power, Var = ±(VA² - W²)½; Apparent Power: VA = Arms Vrms; Power Factor: PF = W/VA; Crest Factor: CF = Ap/Arms, Vp/Vrms; Maximum = Ap, Vp; Minimum: -Ap, -Vp; PtP: Maximum - Minimum; Impedance: Z = Vrms/Arms; Total Harm Dist: THD1 = (Irms² - IFund²)½/Irms THD2 = (I2_rms² + I3_rms² + In_rms²)½/Irms |
Add accuracy percentage figures of values involved in computation. |
| Mechanical Values | Total input power, Nm/s; Output power to load, Nm/s; Torque at axis of rotating machine, Nm; Speed, rpm; (for induction- and dc machines an external frequency input via analog input 0 is required); Efficiency: Eta = Output power / Input power |
Motor version including analog input, RS-232, and software. |
| Dynamic Torque |
Dynamic torque in air gap of rotating machines versus time or speed; moment of inertia of rotor. |
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| Harmonic Analysis | Frequency range of fundamental ¦ 4Hz-50kHz | Harmonic 1-63 |
| Accuracy: harmonic current and voltage, same as rms current and rms voltage | - | |
| Computed values: harmonic power, harmonic phase angle (power factor) harmonic impedance. |
Add accuracy percentage figures of values involved in computation. |
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| Frequency | 2Hz-100kHz; A; V, or external triggered: ±0.1% | - |
| Integrator | Energy, Accuracy: Wh, VAh; Basic accuracy of integrated quantity. | - |
| Data Logging | Output values, speed and duration is programmable; maximum speed: 10 values from a 3-phase system in 20ms. |
Range of signal frequency 5Hz to 1kHz |
| Current harmonics | Current harmonics in a 3-phase system are determined according to IEC1000-3-2 | - |
| Display Power/Battery Dielectric Strength Dimensions |
Display: Blue LC graphic display with FL backlight; 64x120mm; 128x240 pixels Power: AC, 50-60Hz; Fuse; Power Dielectric Strength: Current inputs to case; Voltage inputs to case; Line input to case Dimensions: H x W x D |
64x120mm; 128x240 pixels 115/230V; 0.2AF/15VA 3kV; 2kV; 3kV 50Hz/1 min 150x235x320mm; 4kg |
| Options | RS232 interface 10 High speed analog inputs (1 frequency, 9 dc voltage) 10 Analog outputs Windows operating software 95,98,NT,ME,2000,XP |
fx, ±5V ±5V |
Screen Shot - Measurement Mode (typ.) |
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Screen Shot - Measurement Value Table |
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Screen Shot - Setup Menu |
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Rotating machine is idling. At time=0 a variable load is applied to the
machine until it comes to a halt. Current, voltage, and power of each
phase needs to be plotted versus time. STEP 1: Rotating machine is idling, the 107A synchronizes to the machine frequency. STEP 2: Apply the load, at the same time close switch S1 STEP 3: Upon closing of S1 the 107A starts data transmission to the computer. STEP 4: 107A terminates data transmission when programmed duration is reached. STEP 5: View data file and plot if desired. |
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A speed transducer is attached to the induction motor and its signal is
fed to the 107A(synchronous motors do not require a speed transducer).
The motor is subjected to load changes and the resulting air gap torque
needs to be plotted versus time. STEP 1: Program 107A for desired speed and duration of measurement. STEP 2: Run motor, close switch S1 at start of loading sequence. STEP 3: 107A transmits measurement data to the computer for the programmed length of time. STEP 4: View data file and plot torque versus speed or time. |
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Example: Run an on-line compliance test of 3 phases simultaneously. STEP 1: Select software on PC for IEC1000-3-2 testing select range of harmonics, load data file of current harmonic limits. STEP 2: Turn on equipment. The harmonics of 3 phases are displayed on line. STEP 3: Current harmonics exceeding allowed limits turn on a red light. STEP 4: Store the current values and print or plot them for your record. |