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KHA1000
5.5.1 From Setting the Test Conditions to Printing Reports
From setting the test system to optimizing the test conditions
1.
Set the test conditions of the test system and EUT.
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2.
If the same conditions of a test executed in the past are applied, load
and use the test conditions file.
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Set the output voltage and frequency of the AC Power Supply to match
the power rating of the EUT.
3.
If you select a JIS standard, measure the AC power supply with no
loads connected to it.
4.
Turn on the power of the EUT.
5.
Show the HA View/Analysis (HA-VIEW) display.
A constant measurement state is entered. The current measured values are shown in the
display.
When synchronizing with the AC power frequency is entered, the triangular wave in
the PLL icon in the upper part of the display becomes still. If not synchronizing and
the triangular wave in the PLL icon does not become still, check that AC power is
correctly output. Check that the plug for the voltage-sensing terminal is mounted and
wired to the rear-side VOLTAGE SENSING terminal.
The PLL lock frequency range is 45 Hz to 65 Hz.
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Optimizing the current range before starting the test
6.
Select V/I waveform and THC in the view type.
Maximize the input current by changing the operating conditions of the EUT.
7.
Set the current range.
Select the current range so that the V/I and current waveforms are not saturated. If the
input current state is a short interval at maximum, it becomes difficult to check
whether the current waveforms are saturated. Therefore, Steps 5 and 6 should be
repeated after the current range is selected.
From test start to end
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Selecting the display to be observed
8.
Select the view type to be observed.
To observe the harmonic current of each order, select 2D harmonics. Some displays
cannot be selected until the test ends.
9.
Press the START key.
A confirmation dialog box for the line impedance network is displayed.
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This product does not directly control the line impedance network. For details on
selecting line impedance, refer to the line impedance network operation manual.
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