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(VFS) - Voltage Frequency Simulator
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■ Outline
Since the voltage and frequency of common alternating currents are different,
there was much difficulty in assuring quality when inspecting products for export.
Now, there is no problem for the export item inspection and the product development.
This equipment, which allows the tester to vary the frequency from 40 to 999Hz
and the voltage from 0V to 300V, has adopted the converter part (rectifier, voltage
control) and inverter. Also, it has a low signal-versus-noise ratio and high output
stability.
■ Characteristics
- It has great inverter efficiency with the high efficiency inverter method.
- Low distortion: By using the multi-inverter method this device has a lower waveform signal-versus-noise ratio than the conventional PWM inverter method.
- High stability: The output stability is high for variations in input-voltage and load.
- The input and output are of a complete isolation type.
- Since it uses a semiconductor for the variable frequency and voltage, the response speed is much faster than the conventional Slidac method and has no damping (Slidac method: about 1 second, semiconductor method: 0.1 second or below).
■ Application
* For the alternating rotator test or exclusive power supply facility * For the inspection of environmental test facility * For the reliability-test and inspection of electrical devices in exporting or importing * For the monitor inspection * For the inspection of power transformer * Lab power source * For the inspection of lighting devices (electric or electronic stabilizer) * Display source and inspection (PDP, LCD, and etc.)
■ Waveform Description
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Output Frequency is variable
40Hz to 99.9Hz/0.1Hz step 100Hz to 999Hz/1Hz step frequency stability : ± 0.001 |
Output Voltage is stable
under input voltage fluctuation within ±1% |
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Output Voltage is variable
0 up to maximum set voltage 0 to 150V 0 to 200V 0 to 150V 0 to 300V |
Output Voltage is neat sine
wave form even input is distorted Distortion factor : less than 0.8% |
■ Diagram
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