IPG 612T: 6kV RING-WAVE GENERATOR

IPG 612T RING-WAVE GENERATOR is a High-voltage pulse generator producing Ring Wave 0.5 µs / 100 kHz acc. to IEC 61000-4-12. The output peak voltage can be preset continuously from 0.2 - 6 kV. Rise time 0.5µs to the first peak, ringing frequency 100 kHz. The picture is shown with PA 503 Option.

Data Sheet

SPECIFICATIONS

IPG 612T

RING-WAVE GENERATOR

Output voltage 0.2 – 6 kV

Frequency 100 kHz Rise time 0.5µs

 

 

 

According to

IEC 61000-4-12

Ring wave test

IEC 1008-1

Ring wave test of RCCB´s

 

High-voltage pulse generator producing Ring Wave 0.5 µs / 100 kHz acc. to IEC 61000-4-12. The output peak voltage can be preset continuously from 0.2 - 6 kV. Rise time 0.5µs to the first peak, ringing frequency 100 kHz.

 

A built-in voltage divider allows monitoring of the output voltage waveform.

 

The generator comprises an electronically regulated high-voltage power supply, an energy storage capacitor, a high-voltage/high-current switch, a pulse forming network and a control- and monitoring unit.

 

Moreover, the generator includes a Coupling-/Decoupling Network (CDN) for single-phase power supply lines. External coupling-/decoupling networks for 3-phase power supply lines are controlled by a built-in optical interface.

 

High-voltage pulses are generated synchronous with the mains power supply, phase shifting is digitally selectable.


The generator excels by its compact design, simple handling and precise reproducibility of test impulses. It features a microprocessor controlled user interface and a 7” touch screen unit for ease of use. The microprocessor allows the user to execute either standard test routines or a “user-defined” test sequence. A standard USB port provides the ability to print a summary of the test parameters to a USB stick.

 

The software program IPG-REMOTE allows full remote control of the test generator via Ethernet light guide as well as documentation and evaluation of test results, accordingly to the IEC 17025. To record definite impulses, it is equipped with an Impulse Recording Function (IRF) Moreover all generator functions may be computer controlled via the isolated optical interface.

 

 

Options

IPG 612T

 

Software IPG-REMOTE, for remote control

With Impulse Recording Function (IRF)

( XP, WIN7, WIN10 ) incl. 5m long light guide and PC Ethernet interface

 

Modification for testing residual current operated circuit breakers (RCCB)

Modification for testing residual current operated circuit breakers (RCCB) acc. to IEC 1008-1

 

PROTECTIVE COVER ON THE EQUIPMENT TOP

With safety interlock switch, connected to the safety interlock loop,

red and green warning lamps installed acc. VDE 0104.

See figure

Typ PA 503, Dimensions W * H * D

400 * 140 * 300 mm³

Typ PA 505, Dimensions W * H * D

400 * 250 * 400 mm³

 

Accessories

IPG 612T

 

Coupling-/decoupling networks

For 3-phase interference test acc. to IEC 61000-4-12

CDN 5416, CDN 2410


 

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

IPG 612T

 

 

Mainframe

 

Microprocessor controlled touch panel

7”, capacitive

Optical Ethernet Interface for remote control of the generator

Optional

Interface for saving reports

USB

External Trigger input/ output

Switch/ 10V

Connector for external safety interlock loop

24 V=

External red and green warning lamps

230V / 60 W

Mains power

90V – 264V / 50/60 Hz

Dimensions of desktop case W * H * D

450*180*500 mm3

Weight

18kg

 

 

Generator section

 

Impulse output voltage, adjustable

0.2 - 6.0 kV ± 10 %

Output wave form acc. to IEC 61000-4-12

0.5 µs /100 kHz

Oscillation frequency

100 kHz ± 10%

Voltage rise time to the first peak (open)

0.5 µs ± 30%

Current rise time to the first peak (short)

<= 1 µs

Decaying voltage

0,4 < Ratio of Pk2 to Pk1 < 1,1 0,4 < Ratio of Pk3 to Pk2 < 0,8

0,4 < Ratio of Pk4 to Pk3 < 0,8

Polarity of output voltage

+/-, selectable

Maximum stored energy

10 Ws

Repetition rate, max.

60 transients per minute

 

 

High-voltage output HV-OUT, impedance selectable:

 

PFN 1: Series resistor / max. short circuit output current 5kV

10 + 2 W / 416A

PFN 2: Series resistor / max. short circuit output current 5kV

10 + 20 W / 166A

COM: male connector, potential free

250 V/50 Hz, 1000 Vpeak

 

 

Impulse voltage divider integrated

ratio = 1000:1 ± 5%

Triggering : a) manual

key

b) ext. trigger input

switch

c) internal, automatic

test procedure

Mains synchronous trig.: Phase shifting, digitally selectable

0 - 360 ° ±5°

 

 

Coupling-/decoupling network for power supply lines, built-in

L1, N, PE

rated voltage, rated current

250 V, 16 A » / 10 A =

Coupling mode, selectable: “Line to Line” and “Line to Ground”

Cc = 10 µF


Option 2: Ring Wave Test of RCCB´s acc. to IEC 1008-1

 

The Ring-Wave Generator IPG 612T can be used for testing Residual Current operated Circuit Breakers (RCCB´s) according to IEC 1008.

 

During this test, each current path of the RCCB is loaded with a ring wave current. Up to peak current values of 250 A the RCCB may not be triggered.

 

 

OPTION 2 includes the modification of the generator and an additional current viewing resistor for monitoring the output current.

 See fig1

The Ring-Wave Generator IPG 612T can be modified for testing Residual Current operated Circuit Breakers (RCCB´s) according to IEC 1008 as follows:

 

1.                 The terminal COM is short-circuited to terminal GND.

2.                 In order to monitor the output current a current viewing resistor Rm = 2 mW is connected in series to the COM-terminal.

 

Modifications 1 and 2 are accomplished by connecting the specially designed SHUNT to the output terminals.

 

Protective earth terminals of the RCCB must be connected to the terminal COM’. Additional accessories see Options


Option 3: Ring Wave Test of RCCB´s acc. to IEC 1008-1including safety test cover PA 503

 

The Ring-Wave Generator IPG 612T can be used for testing Residual Current operated Circuit Breakers (RCCB´s) according to IEC 1008. During this test, each current path of the RCCB is loaded with a ring wave current. Up to peak current values of 250 A, the RCCB may not be triggered.

 

OPTION 3 includes the modification of the generator and an additional current viewing resistor for monitoring the output current.

 

 See Fig2

1.                 The COM terminal is connected to GND.

 

2.                 In order to monitor the output current a current viewing resistor Rm = 2 mW is connected between the test object and the COM/GND-terminal.

 

3.                 The high-voltage outputs HV-1 and HV-2 are connected to the safety test cover.

 

4.                 The safety test cover includes an isolating transformer with EMI-filter to supply the   test object

 

5.                 The limit switch of the safety test cover is connected to the safety interlock loop of the generator. Upon opening the safety test cover, the generator is shut down.

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