The testing of winding components includes electrical characteristics and safety withstand voltage tests. Poor insulation of coils is a common cause of layer short and output pin short-circuits during usage. This can result from bad initial design, poor processes, or deterioration of insulating materials. Therefore, including the coil layer short test in winding components is necessary.
The impulse winding test applies a non-destructive, high-speed, and low-energy voltage impulse to the device under test to analyze and compare the equivalent waveform of good and defective products for analysis. The main purpose of the impulse winding test is to identify potential defects such as layer short, corona, or partial discharge that are difficult to detect in wound components during early phases of production.
The Chroma 19305 series is specifically designed to test winding components using a high-voltage charged micro capacitor and the coil under test, forming an RLC parallel resonant circuit. By analyzing the oscillation decayed waveform through a high-speed and sophisticated sampling process technique, the tester can successfully detect coils with poor insulation. The analyzer can perform impulse tests on wound components such as motors and transformers. Implementing this test ensures not only reliable quality but also efficient product control in quality verification for wound components.
The Chroma 19305-10 provides a maximum of 10 channels output for multichannel scanning tests, which helps save time and labor costs for manufacturers.