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Summary of Contents for SS-560

Page 1: ...Current Probe SS 560 570 Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...2021 IWATSU ELECTRIC CO LTD All rights reserved...

Page 3: ...Names of Parts 12 1 4 Part Functions 12 2 Specifications 15 2 1 Instrument Specifications SS 560 15 2 2 Certification Standards SS 560 16 2 3 Instrument Specifications SS 570 18 2 4 Certification Sta...

Page 4: ...Memo...

Page 5: ...pic in the manual marked with the symbol before using the relevant In the manual the symbol indicates particularly important information that the user should read before using the instrument Indicates...

Page 6: ...y prior notice for improvement or other purposes Unauthorized reproduction of the contents of this manual is strictly prohibited If you have any questions about this instrument contact IWATSU or our s...

Page 7: ...very dangerous for targets to be measured that use high current Do not use this instrument to measure exposed conducting lines This may result in electric shock short circuiting or equipment damage T...

Page 8: ...this manual for the recommended power supply of our company When handling power cables and sensor cables This may result in fire electric shock or equipment damage If the power cord is damaged contact...

Page 9: ...trument is connected and then detach this instrument from the insulated target conductor to be measured After that contact IWATSU or our sales distributors for repair Do not put any metallic or flamma...

Page 10: ...s the earth potential this instrument the equipment and the circuit to be measured must be damaged because the equipment that connects this instrument is connected to a ground Moreover there must be d...

Page 11: ...ount of time for the unit to cool before resuming normal operation At high temperatures the overcurrent protection circuit in the unit may cause the protective interlock to operate at current levels t...

Page 12: ...dew condensation Storage humidity below the moisture amount of 80 RH Do not leave this instrument in wet or dusty environments This may result in electric shock fire or equipment damage For your safe...

Page 13: ...applied during transportation possibly causing a fire If you do not have a proper packing or shock absorbing material for transportation contact IWATSU or our sales distributors If transportation is...

Page 14: ...ment to be repaired clearly write the instrument name serial number in the label on the rear of this instrument description of the failure and the name division and telephone number of the responsible...

Page 15: ...insulated target conductor to be measured allows the current waveform to be easily captured 1 2 Features Highly accurate current detection Easy current measurement Broadband frequency bandwidth SS 560...

Page 16: ...to be measured and carries out the actual current measurement It is a precision assembly including a molded component a ferrite core and a Hall element It may be damaged if subjected to sudden changes...

Page 17: ...adjustment 8 Output connector The current waveform of the measured conductor is output at a constant rate 0 01 V A Connect to the BNC input connector of the waveform measuring instrument The output of...

Page 18: ...1 Overview 14 Memo...

Page 19: ...Equivalent to 25 mArms or less for measuring instrument with 20 MHz bandwidth Input impedance Typical characteristics shown in Fig 3 Temperature characteristic of sensitivity 2 or less Input 55 Hz 150...

Page 20: ...cord lengths Sensor cable 2 0 m 0 1 m Power cord 1 0 m 0 1 m External dimensions Sensor part 176 W X 69 H X 27 D mm 2 mm Terminator part 27 W X 55 H X 18 D mm 2 mm Weight 500 g 20 g Accessories Hard...

Page 21: ...2 Specifications 17 Fig 1 Frequency characteristics SS 560 Typical characteristics Fig 2 Derating according to frequency SS 560 Fig 3 Input impedance SS 560 Typical characteristics...

Page 22: ...rument with 20 MHz bandwidth Input impedance Typical characteristics shown in Fig 6 Temperature characteristic of sensitivity 2 or less Input 50 Hz 500 Arms within a range of 0 to 40 C Maximum power c...

Page 23: ...0 m 0 1 m Power cord 1 0 m 0 1 m External dimensions Sensor part 176 W X 69 H X 27 D mm 2 mm Terminator part 27 W X 55 H X 18 D mm 2 mm Weight 500 g 20 g Accessories Hard case 1 Instruction manual 1...

Page 24: ...2 Specifications 20 Fig 4 Frequency characteristics SS 570 Typical characteristics Fig 5 Derating according to frequency SS 570 Fig 6 Input impedance SS 570 Typical characteristics...

Page 25: ...to be measured This instrument is made for use with PS 52 or PS 54 POWER SUPPLY It is possible to use a power supply other than PS 52 and PS 54 provided that the connector and pin assignments match an...

Page 26: ...this instrument is terminated internally Use a high impedance input to the measuring instrument With an input impedance of 50 accurate measurement is not possible Depending on the current value being...

Page 27: ...lling out the connector Forcibly pulling the connector without releasing the lock or pulling on the cable can damage the terminator When inputting the signal into input terminals other than BNC connec...

Page 28: ...lectric current direction mark displayed in sensor assembly point corresponds to the direction of current flow through the insulated target conductor to be measured and so that the insulated target co...

Page 29: ...t value to be measured Confirm that the total current consumption of this instrument does not exceed the current of 600 mA See Figure 7 for SS 560 or Figure 8 for SS 570 Fig 7 Current consumption vs c...

Page 30: ...remove the input immediately remove the sensor from the insulated target conductor to be measured or reduce the input current to zero Wait until the sensor has had sufficient time to cool before resu...

Page 31: ...ot allow current level to exceed the specified limit of the operating range To avoid damage to this instrument when opening the clamp of the probe be sure to operate with the slider Do not place any u...

Page 32: ...ce may occur depending on the level and frequency of the measured current This does not normally affect measurements unless a foreign substance such as dust is present on the contact surfaces of the s...

Page 33: ...ied to the output this is not a fault Accurate measurement may be impossible in locations subject to strong external magnetic fields such as transformers and high current conductors or in locations su...

Page 34: ...ry if Probe power option DS 579 Use the instrument within the range where the total of the current consumption of it is 750mA or less of product of our company that can be used as power supply for pro...

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Page 36: ...erseas Sales Sect Sales Dept No 2 Address 1 7 41 Kugayama Suginami ku Tokyo 168 8501 Japan Phone 81 3 5370 5483 Facsimile 81 3 5370 5492 Web Site http www iti iwatsu co jp index_e html E mail info tme...

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