PS-3420 Ikizamini Cyinshi Cyumubyigano

Ikizamini cyo kurwanya insulasiyo, kizwi kandi nka megohmmeter, voltage nini ya megohmmeter, ibizamini byo kurwanya insimburangingo ya voltage, nibindi, bikoreshwa cyane mugupimisha insulation muri laboratoire cyangwa kurubuga.

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Etiquetas

Ibicuruzwa byo kugurisha

1. Birakwiriye gupima agaciro kokurwanya ibikoresho bitandukanye byokwirinda hamwe nubushakashatsi bwokwirinda insimburangingo, moteri, insinga nibikoresho byamashanyarazi.
2. Imashini irwanya ibyuma bya digitale igizwe na sisitemu yo hagati nini nini nini ihuriweho, harimo na sisitemu yo gupima mikorobe ihanitse cyane, sisitemu yo kuzamura imibare, hamwe na sisitemu yo gusohora byikora.
3. Ukeneye gusa guhuza DUT n'umurongo mwinshi wa voltage n'umurongo wa signal kugirango upime.
4. Ibipimo byapimwe byapimwe byapimwe ni 250V ~ 5000V, naho ibipimo byo gupima insulasiyo ni 0.01MΩ ~ 5.00TΩ.
5. Ikigereranyo cyo gupima ingufu za DC ni 0V ~ 1000V DC, naho igipimo cya AC voltage ni 0V ~ 750V AC.

Ibicuruzwa

Ibisohoka voltage	Urwego rwo gupima	neza
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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