PS-3420 Tástálaí Friotaíocht Inslithe Ardvoltais

Úsáidtear tástálaí friotaíochta inslithe, ar a dtugtar megohmmeter, megohmmeter ardvoltais, tástálaí friotaíochta inslithe ardvoltais, etc., go speisialta le haghaidh tástála inslithe sa saotharlann nó ar an láthair.

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Réamhrá Pointe Díolacháin Táirge

1. Tá sé oiriúnach chun luach friotaíochta ábhair inslithe éagsúla a thomhas agus friotaíocht inslithe claochladáin, mótair, cáblaí agus trealamh leictreach.
2. Tá an méadar friotaíochta inslithe digiteach comhdhéanta de chiorcaid chomhtháite mheánmhéide agus mhórscála, lena n-áirítear córas tomhais micrea-reatha ard-chruinneas, córas treisithe digiteach, agus ciorcad urscaoilte uathoibríoch.
3. Ní mór duit ach an DUT a nascadh le líne ardvoltais agus líne comhartha chun tomhas.
4. Is é an raon voltas tástála aschuir rátáilte ná 250V~5000V, agus is é an raon tomhais friotaíochta inslithe ná 0.01MΩ~5.00TΩ.
5. Is é 0V~1000V DC an raon tomhais voltais DC, agus is é 0V~750V AC an raon tomhais voltais AC.

Paraiméadar Táirge

An voltas aschuir	Raon tomhais	cruinneas
250V (15%) DC	0.01MΩ~2.50GΩ	±3%rdg±5dgt
250V (15%) DC	2.50GΩ~250GΩ	±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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