Profwr Gwrthiant Inswleiddio Foltedd Uchel PS-3420

Defnyddir profwr ymwrthedd inswleiddio, a elwir hefyd yn megohmmeter, megohmmeter foltedd uchel, profwr ymwrthedd inswleiddio foltedd uchel, ac ati, yn arbennig ar gyfer profion inswleiddio mewn labordy neu ar y safle.

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Cyflwyniad Pwynt Gwerthu Cynnyrch

1. Mae'n addas ar gyfer mesur gwerth gwrthiant gwahanol ddeunyddiau inswleiddio a gwrthiant inswleiddio trawsnewidyddion, moduron, ceblau ac offer trydanol.
2. Mae'r mesurydd ymwrthedd inswleiddio digidol yn cynnwys cylchedau integredig canolig a mawr, gan gynnwys system fesur micro-gerrynt manwl uchel, system hwb digidol, a chylched rhyddhau awtomatig.
3. Dim ond gyda llinell foltedd uchel a llinell signal i fesur y mae angen i chi gysylltu'r DUT.
4. Yr amrediad foltedd prawf allbwn graddedig yw 250V ~ 5000V, a'r amrediad mesur gwrthiant inswleiddio yw 0.01MΩ~5.00TΩ.
5. Amrediad mesur foltedd DC yw 0V ~ 1000V DC, ac ystod mesur foltedd AC yw 0V ~ 750V AC.

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Y foltedd allbwn	Amrediad mesur	trachywiredd
250V (15%) DC	0.01MΩ~2.50GΩ	±3%rdg±5dgt
250V (15%) DC	2.50GΩ~250 GΩ	±15%rdg±5dgt
500V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~5.00GΩ	±3%rdg±5dgt
500V (10%) DC	±3%rdg±5dgt	±15%rdg±5dgt
1000V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~10.00GΩ	±3%rdg±5dgt
1000V (10%) DC	10.00GΩ ~ 1.00 TΩ	±15%rdg±5dgt
2500V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~25.0GΩ	±3%rdg±5dgt
2500V (10%) DC	25.0GΩ~2.50 TΩ	±15%rdg±5dgt
5000V (10%) DC	0.01MΩ~50.0GΩ	±3%rdg±5dgt
5000V (10%) DC	50.0GΩ~5.00 TΩ	±15%rdg±5dgt

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