Data Teknis Gossen Metrawatt Insulation Tester METRISO PROPT. Siwali Swantika
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Data Teknis Gossen Metrawatt Insulation Tester METRISO PROPT. Siwali Swantika
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Fiber Optic Sensors, Fiber Optical Temperature Sensor - Rugged Monitoringrugged_monitoring
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* Examples of induction heat treating (parts, processes, coils, installations)
* Conclusions
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Een presentatie van Charlotte Lelieveld. Zij is promovendus aan de TU Delft, faculteit Building Technology & Architectural Engineering met een specialiteit in "smart materials". Het onderwerp van deze lezing was slimme materialen. Wat verstaat men onder deze term? Aan de hand van welke eigenschappen kun je deze materialen onderscheiden? Er bestaan passieve en actieve slimme materialen. Voor welke toepassingen zijn deze geschikt? Charlotte schetste tijdens deze presentatie een toekomstbeeld van het gebruik van deze materialen in de architectuur.
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http://fluxtrol.com
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http://fluxtrol.com
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Presentation from 2013 30th International Battery Symposium by Cindy Millsaps related to designing for compliance with various portable battery standards.
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http://fluxtrol.com
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Gegeven op dag 7 van Soundbites by Merford met als thema: Slimme Materialen.
http://www.merford.nl/soundbites
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http://fluxtrol.com
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Chapter 1a: Fluxtrol Basics of Induction Techniques Part 1Fluxtrol Inc.
http://fluxtrol.com
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Study on Droplet-based Liquid Cooling of an Hotspot using Digital Microfluidicsbgshreyas85
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With the help of the ITO thin film RTDs and a pre-calibrated temperature coefficient of resistance data, the temperature of the hotspot before and after cooling is recorded for different dwell times of water droplets on the hotspot and heat fluxes. A plot between the temperature and the droplet traveling time for various speeds and heat flux is established. By using a high speed camera and synchronizing it with the RTD measurement, the meniscus of the droplet on the hotspot is examined for phase change at various heat fluxes to identify and study its effects on the hotspot temperature. This study is crucial to distinguish single phase and phase change of the coolant in estimating the performance of the hotspot cooling. This demonstration provides a foundation to a novel microfluidic hotspot cooling system in current generation ICs and can be extended to 3D ICs.
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Effect of Temperature on Power Output from Different Commercially available P...IJERA Editor
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Kikusui tos7210s pid_insulation_tester_denkei
1. T O S 7 2 1 0 S ( S P E C 8 0 7 7 6 )
Capable of setting within the range of 50 Vdc to 2000 Vdc (resolution 1 V)
Ability to switch the applied voltage polarity instantly by the switch on the front panel
The output is floating from the ground potential.
Capable of measuring the current value between measurement points.
S A F E T Y T E S T E R
PID Insulation Tester
(Potential Induced Degradation)
TOS7210S
SAFETY TESTER
2. 2
TOS7210S [SPEC80776]
You can set the test voltage that is applied
to the DUT within the range of 50 Vdc to 2000 Vdc
(resolution 1 V). In addition, an insulation resistance
test of the electricity/electronic components or
the electricity/electronic devices is also
possible besides the voltage
specified in JIS C 1302:1994.
In the range of 50 V to 1000 V,
the output properties are complied to JIS C 1302:1994.
Capable of arbitrary setting
of the output voltage
PID Insulation Tester
To evaluate the PID
*
effect
of the PV module!
You can easily change the output polarity
by the switch on the front panel.
The PID deterioration is a reversible phenomenon
that may recover after the reverse bias voltage is applied.
The polarity switching is a convenient function
that can avoid a wiring change that connects
to the DUT. In addition, switching
by the external control through
the RS232C interface is also possible.
Polarity switching function
Conceptual diagram of test
Back sheet
terminal box
Connection to
the solar
cell frame
Connecting the positive polarity and
the negative polarity of the terminal box as one unit
Connects TOS7210S and
the solar cell module
with an attached shield cable.
The PID insulation tester (TOS7210S) is designed based on the insulation resistance tester (TOS7200) to carry out the
evaluation of the PID (Potential Induced Degradation) effect of the PV module precisely and efficiently. Being equipped
with the output ability of 2000 V and the ammeter with nA resolution as well as a polarity switching function, the TOS7210S
is also applicable not only to the PID evaluation but also the evaluation of the insulators that requires a high sensitivity of
measurement. The tester is equipped with the panel memory that is externally accessible and RS232C interface as standard;
it can be flexibly compatible with the automated system.
*Potential Induced Degradation
3. 3
The PID effect is a phenomenon that the amount of power generation by a
cell remarkably decreases when high voltage is applied between the solar
cell and the frame for long hours. It is supposed that the higher the applied
voltage is and/or the higher and more humid the environment is, the further
deterioration accelerates. For example, the potential difference in the string
becomes extremely higher when the number of sheets that are connected in
series increases even if the output voltage of the crystalline silicon solar cell
module is just tens of volts. On the other hand, the grounding methods of the
PCS (Power Conditioning System) that connects to the system as an AC power
supply varies according to the type of PCS. In recent years, the transformerless
method, where the input side is in the floating method (the negative polarity
is not connected to the ground) is increasing. In this case, a high potential
difference occurs between the cell and the ground. Regarding the crystalline
silicon solar cell module, it is proved that the cell having a higher negative
electric potential than that of the frame (ground) easily causes the PID effect.
(See Fig. 1) The PV modules are currently managed with the maximum system
of voltage as 600 V in Japan and 1000 V in Europe. There is a market trend that
the maximum voltage of the commercial mega solar system is raised from the
perspective of reducing the number of the strings and the total number of the
PCS, and improving the efficiency of power generation.
PID effect
The output terminal is floating from the
ground electric potential. *1
In addition, a shield cable is adopted as an output cable.
Therefore, it can be measured only an electric current flowing
between test points excluding the one between
the DUT and the ground, and it realizes to conduct
the highly-sensitiveand precise evaluation.
The output is floating from the ground.
*1: Ground voltage of the terminal that polarity is set as an anode (± 1000 Vdc)
Ground voltage of the terminal that polarity is set as a cathode
(+1000 Vdc and -3000 Vdc)
Back sheet
Sealing material (EVA)
Frame
Na+
Na+
Na+
Na+
White tempered glass
Surface electrode
Anti-reflection film
(Anti-Reflection)
Cell
Back side electrode
Na+
Na+
Na+
Na+
[Fig. 1]
[Fig. 2]
Analog output terminal
In the resistance display mode,
the voltage depending on the measured resistance
is logarithmically compressed and output
within the range of 0 V to 4 V.
In the current display mode, the current is output in a
linear scale depending on the measured current and
ranges of measurement (4 ranges).
You can analyze the changes or the deterioration
status of the DUT by using an external recording
device such as the data logger.
Actual
size
System
Positive
polarity
Negative
polarity
String
Electrode interval
Potential difference
Approx. 360 V
Frame
Panel interval
Potential difference
Approx. 40 V
PCS
Figure 2 shows the simulation of a crystalline silicon solar cell
module being exposed to a high potential difference. It is
considered that, in the PID effect of the crystalline silicon solar
cell module, the sodium ion in the white tempered plate glass
moves to the side of the cell and then causes the deterioration.
(The PID effect of the thin film solar cell module is also
confirmed, however, the mechanism of the deterioration is
different from that of the crystalline silicon solar cell module.)
The cause of the PID effect is currently being tested with and
researched by various research organizations.
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Information related to PID test
■ Test method
We installed the light receiving surface of the glass covered with an aluminum board in a constant temperature chamber and connected it to
the PID insulation tester TOS7210S. We then kept the module temperature at 85 °C and applied -1000 Vdc, -1500 Vdc, and -2000 Vdc to each
of three pieces of the single cell modules.
■ Confirmation of the output characteristics by the solar simulator
An output drop can be confirmed with the initial (Pmax/F.F./Isc /Voc) characteristics of the module and the changes with the elapsed time.
▲ 6-inch polycrystalline silicon / unit cell module
The 6-inch polycrystalline silicon cell of the test module is laminated, as a unit cell module,
with white tempered glass, ethylene vinyl acetate (sealing material), and back sheet.
▼ Module in the temperature chamber
▼ Method of connecting the PV module
(solar panel) and TOS7201S
▼ Leakage current and
temperature graph of the module
▲ Applied voltage and
maximum power
▲ Applied voltage and F.F ▲ Applied voltage and
short circuit current
▲ Applied voltage and
open circuit voltage
■ Creation of the single cell module
■ Test on the PID effect
The experiment to reproduce the PID effect was conducted as the collaborative research theme in "Stage II Consortium of high-reliability
PV module development and evaluation" that was established in April 2011 by the Research Center of Photovoltaic Technologies, National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (hereinafter called "AIST"). Kikusui Electronics Corp. developed TOS7210S as a
necessary test equipment contributed for this experiment project.
*The contents mentioned above was announced in the 61st academic lecture of Japan Society of Applied Physics on March 19, 2014.
Maximum power P max Fill factor F.F Short circuit current I sc Open circuit voltage V oc
● Materials used for a solar battery module
Cell substrate 6-inch polycrystalline silicon cell
Light-receiving glass White tempered glass
Sealing material Ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA)
Back sheet PVF/PET/PVF constituted back sheet
Reference: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
+
Back sheet
- Polycrystalline silicon cell EVA
White tempered glass
Aluminum board
Conductive rubber sheet
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The normal part emits light perfectly, but as
the deterioration accelerates, the shaded area
increases eventually and ceases to emit light.
This method is adopted useful to confirm the
PID effect. In addition, it is admitted that the
deterioration in the PID effect is reduced with the
elapled time by a reversible effect or recovered
nearly to the initial state.
■ Confirmation of the deterioration by EL (electro-luminescence)
■ Various evaluation methods
Under the present conditions, any of the evaluation test method or the standard are not established.
Each of the research organizations, experiment stations, and module manufacturers in the various countries conducting its own evaluation.
● Water method : Method to apply the water on the module glass surface and apply the voltage
● Chamber method : Method to manage temperature and humidity in the temperature chamber and apply the voltage
● Aluminum method
: Method to cover the glass with an aluminum foil or let an aluminum board adhere to the glass surface, and apply the voltage
We continue experiments in each test method to examine each superiority and inferiority, difference by the temperature or humidity for future
standardization. The international standard IEC is devising the test method for the PID effect.
■ Confirm the difference in deterioration by applied voltage
The ratio that the maximum electricity (Pmax) of the module decreases when the applied voltage increases. In addition, as the EL image
indicates, the higher the applied voltage becomes, the shaded area in the EL image increases in the same interval.
In the PID effect after conducting the
reversible effect test, it may be found that
the deterioration is reduced or recover
nearly to the initial state in some module
by being left or the reverse voltage is
being applied. The polarity can be easily
changed in TOS7210S with the switch.
You are not bothered by the complicated
connection to the DUT. The module that
the Pmax drops remarkably (less than -99
%), and the recovery is not confirmed even
after applying voltage for long hours. On
the other hand, the module that the Pmax
drops moderately (approximately -53 % to
-71 %) recovered almost perfectly in 0.5 to
two hours. In addition, it canbe recovered
regardless of the applied voltage.
Deteriorated Deteriorated
Normal Normal (recovered)
Reversible effect (exposed indoor)
Result of EL test
Reference: National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
■ Recovery examination and the results by applying the reverse voltage
▼Recovery of the sample that output drops by -99 % and less in the PID experiment
+1000 V +1500 V +2000 V
▼Recovery of the sample that output drops by -65 % to -71 % and less in the PID experiment
+1000 V +1500 V +2000 V
▼Recovery of the sample that output drops by -53 % to -58 % and less in the PID experiment
+1000 V +1500 V +2000 V Result of EL test after recovery test
-99 % and less
200 hours later
-65 to -71 %
2 hours later
-53 to -58 %
2 hours later
Output lowered
Information related to PID test
6. Output section
Output voltage range 50 V to 2000 V
Resolution 1 V
Accuracy ± (1.5 % of setting + 2 V)
Maximum rated output 2 W (2000 V/1 mA)
Maximum rated current 1 mA
Output
terminals
Output type Floating
Isolation voltage
± 1000 Vdc (The terminal that polarity is set to positive polarity)
+ 1000 Vdc and -3000 Vdc (The terminal that polarity is set to negative polarity)
Ripple 2000 V/under no load 20 Vp-p or less
Maximum rated load 20 Vp-p or less
Voltage regulation 1 % or less (maximum rated load → no load)
Short-circuiting current 2 mA or less (250 mA or less instantaneous)
Output rise time 50 ms or less (10 % to 90 %, no load)
Discharge function Forced discharge at the end of test (discharge resistance: 20 kΩ)
Voltmeter
Measurement range 0 V to 2400 V
Resolution 1 V
Accuracy ± (1 % of reading +1 V)
Resistance meter
Measurement range 0.01 MΩ to 5000 MΩ (In the range of over 100 nA to a maximum rated current of 1 mA)
Display □.□□MΩ [R < 10.0 MΩ]
□□.□MΩ [10.0 MΩ ≤ R < 100.0 MΩ]
□□□MΩ [100.0 MΩ ≤ R < 1 000 MΩ]
□□□□MΩ [1 000 MΩ ≤ R ≤ 5 000 MΩ]
(R = measured insulation resistance)
Accuracy *1 ±(10 % of reading) [100 nA < i ≤ 200 nA]
±(5 % of reading) [200 nA < i ≤ 1 μA]
±(2 % of reading) [1 μA < i ≤ 1 mA]
(i = measured output-voltage value/measured resistance value)
Measurement range The current measurement range is selectable between AUTO and FIX.
AUTO Automatically changes the current measurement range according to the current for measuring resistance.
FIX
Fixes the current measurement range based on the output voltage set value and LOWER set value
(in W COMP OFF status)
Holding function Holds the resistance value obtained at the end of testing while a PASS judgment is being output.
Ammeter
Measurement range 0.000 μA to 1900 μA
Display □.□□□μA [i< 10.00 μA]
□□.□□μA [10.00 μA ≤ i< 100.0 μA]
□□□.□μA [100.0 μA ≤ i< 1 000 μA]
□□□□μA [1 000 μA ≤ i]
(i =measured current value)
Accuracy *2 ±(4 % of reading +0.005 μA) [i< 10.00 μA]
±(4 % of reading +0.005 μA) [10.00 μA ≤ i < 100.0 μA]
±(2 % of reading +0.005 μA) [100.0 μA ≤ i < 1 000 μA]
±(2 % of reading) [1 000 μA ≤ i]
(i =measured current value)
Measurement range The current measurement range is selectable between AUTO and FIX.
AUTO Automatically changes the current measurement range according to the measured current value.
FIX
Fixes the current measurement range based on the output voltage set value and LOWER set value
(in W COMP OFF status)
Judgment function
Judgement
method/action
UPPER FAIL Judgement
If a resistance value equal or less than the lower resistance is detected,
the tester shuts off the output and returns an UPPER FAIL judgment.
LOWER FAIL Judgement
If a resistance value equal or less than the lower resistance is detected,
the tester shuts off the output and returns a LOWER FAIL judgment.
Note that no judgment is made within the judgment wait time (WAIT TIME) after the start of the test.
Time
Setting range for the test duration (TEST TIME) 0.5 s to 999 s (TIMER OFF function provided)
Setting range for the wait time (WAIT TIME) 0.3 s to 10 s (TEST TIME > WAIT TIME)
Accuracy ±(100 ppm +20 ms)
*1. Humidity: 20 %rh to 70 %rh (no condensation). No bends in the test leads.
*2. Humidity: 20 %rh to 80 %rh (no condensation). No bends in the test leads.
Humidity 20 %rh to 70 %rh when either of terminal A or terminal B is grounded (no condensation). No bends in the test leads.
■Specifications
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7. SIGNAL I/O D-SUB 25-pin connector on the rear panel
Input
specifications
High-level input voltage 11 V to 15 V
All input signals are active Low controlled.
The input terminal is pulled up to +12 V using a resistor.
Opening the input terminal is equivalent to inputting a high-level signal.
Low-level input voltage 0 V to 4 V
Low-level input current -5 mA maximum
Input time width 5 ms minimum
Output
specifications
Output method Open collector output (4.5 Vdc to 30 Vdc)
Output withstand voltage 30 Vdc
Output saturation voltage Approx. 1.1 V (at 25°C)
Maximum output current 400 mA (TOTAL)
ANALOG OUT Outputs the measured resistance, measured current and voltage, and current range in DC voltage.
Measured resistance
Vo = log Rx: Resistance measurement
Rx (1 MΩ: 0.30 V, 10 MΩ: 1.04 V, 100 MΩ: 2.00 V, 1000 MΩ: 3.00 V, 10000 MΩ or more: 4.00 V)
Output impedance: 1 kΩ
Measured current
Range 1: Vo[V] = measured value [μA] / 512
Range 2: Vo[V] = measured value [μA] / 64
Range 3: Vo[V] = measured value [μA] / 8
Range 4: Vo[V] = measured value [μA]
COM Analog output-circuit common
Accuracy ±(2 % of full scale)
RS232C D-SUB 9-pin connector on the rear panel (compliant with EIA-232-D)
All functions other than the POWER switch and KEY-LOCK
Baud rate 9600/19200/38400 bps (data: 8 bits; parity: none; stop bit: 2 bits fixed)
REMOTE 6-pin mini-DIN connector on the front panel
The optional remote controller RC01-TOS or RC02-TOS is connected to control remotely
starting/stopping of a test (note that a DIN-mini DIN adapter is required).
Display 7-segment LED, 4-digit voltage display, 4-digit insulation resistance display, 4-digit current display,
and 3-digit time display
Memory function A maximum of 10 types of test conditions can be stored in memory
TEST MODE MOMENTARY A test is conducted only when the START switch is pressed.
FAIL MODE Disables cancellation of FAIL judgment using a stop signal via remote control.
DOUBLE ACTION
Starts a test only when the STOP switch is pressed and the START switch is pressed within
approximately a half-second.
PASS HOLD Allows the time of holding PASS judgment to be set to 0.2 s or HOLD
KEYLOCK Places the tester in a state in which no keystroke other than the START/STOP switch is accepted
Environment
Installation location Indoors and at altitudes up to 2000 m
Warranty range Temperature/Humidity 15 °C to 30 °C (59 °F to 86 °F)/ 20 %rh to 80 %rh (no condensation)
Operating range Temperature/Humidity 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)/ 20 %rh to 80 %rh (no condensation)
Storage range Temperature/Humidity -20 °C to 70 °C (-4 °F to 158 °F)/ 90 %rh or less (no condensation)
Power requirements
Nominal voltage range(allowable voltage range) 100 Vac to 240 Vac (85 Vac to 250 Vac)
Power consumption At rated load 30 VA maximum
Allowable frequency range 47 Hz to 63 Hz
Insulation resistance 30 MΩ or more (500 Vdc) [between AC LINE and the chassis]
Hipot
1500 Vac for 1 minutes, 10 mA or less [between AC LINE and the chassis],
3000 Vac, 1 minutes [between A, B terminal and the chassis]
Ground bond 25 Aac/ 0.1 Ω or less
Dimensions((maximum) (mm (inch))/ Weight 214 (8.43") W × 81(3.19") (115 (4.53")) H × 340 (13.39") (385 (15.16")) D/ Approx. 2 kg (Approx.4.41 lbs)
■Specifications
● Rear panel ● Accessories: Shielded cable
1 +
( )
1 MΩ
Rx
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