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PUSH Electrical PS-RG03 Capacitance Inductance Tester

Hoʻolālā ʻia kēia mea hana no nā pilikia e loaʻa ana i ke ana ʻana o nā panakō kiʻekiʻe shunt capacitor ma nā substations, a pili i GB3983.2-1989 "High-voltage shunt capacitors", DL/T840-2003 "Nā kūlana ʻenehana no ka hoʻohana ʻana i nā kiʻekiʻe kiʻekiʻe. -Voltage shunt capacitors" a me JB5346-1998 " Hoʻomohala kūikawā ʻia e like me nā kūlana ʻāina e like me "Series Reactors", ka mea nui no ke ana ʻana i nā panakō capacitor parallel kiʻekiʻe a me nā reactors o nā mea hoʻihoʻi mana reactive.

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Huahana Kūʻai Point Introduction

1. Hiki i kēia mea hana ke ana i ka capacitance hoʻokahi o kahi hui o nā capacitors like ʻole me ka wehe ʻole ʻana i nā uea (hiki ke ana ʻia ka capacitance hoʻokahi a me ka capacitance ʻekolu). ʻano hoʻohana.
2. I ka wā o ke ana ʻana, hiki i ka mea kani ke hōʻike i ka waiwai capacitance i ana ʻia a i ʻole ka waiwai inductance, a hiki ke hōʻike pū i ka volta i ana ʻia, ka manawa, ka mana, ka pinepine, ka impedance, ka angle phase a me nā ʻikepili ʻē aʻe;
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5. Ua kūkulu ka mea kani i ka hana kiʻekiʻe o ka manawa maoli: hiki ke hana i ka calibration i ka lā a me ka manawa.
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Volta ho'āʻo	AC 100V ±10%, 50Hz
	AC 40V±10%, 50Hz
	AC 10V±10%, 50Hz
	AC 1V±10%, 50Hz
Ke ana ʻana a me ka pololei	Laulā capacitance hiki ke ana	0.1uF～6000uF ±(heluhelu 1%+0.01uF)
	Laulā inductance hiki ke ana	50uH ～20H ± (heluhelu 3%+0.05uH)
	Hiki ke ana i keia manawa	5mA ~ 2A ±(3% o ka heluhelu + 0.05mA)
	Laulā kūʻē hiki ke ana	20mΩ～20kΩ ± (heluhelu 3%+0.1mΩ)
Anana	365mm×285mm×170mm
Ka wela ambient	-20℃～40℃
ʻO ka haʻahaʻa haʻahaʻa	≤85%RH
Mana hana	AC220V±10%, 50±1Hz

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