Excellent noise suppression, Your benefits, Routine factory testing – Atec OMICRON-MPD-500 User Manual
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Excellent Noise Suppression
Routine factory testing
Routine PD measurements become easy with the integrated
pass / fail functionality. Set the MPD 500 to the desired PD
threshold level for the device under test. When this level is
exceeded, it is clearly displayed in the main window.
For further investigations the MPD 500 provides advanced
visualization and diagnosis tools such as ellipse and PRPD
(ϕ-Q-n), typically only found in expensive high-end
PD measurement systems.
Wide range of applications
Upgrade your testing facility to the latest technical benchmark
in partial discharge measurements. The MPD 500 is ideal for
examining PD faults in electrical insulations of transformers,
bushings, generators, motors, and other types of electrical
equipment in screened factory-routine-testing environments
and testing laboratories.
Adaptable to 19" format, the MPD 500 fills in for outdated
built-in instruments. This drop-in boosts control rooms to
state-of-the-art PD measuring abilities, with all benefits of a
contemporary PD system. Each replacement gets optimized
to the individual demands. Contact your OMICRON sales
representative for further details.
Let the equipment grow with your needs
If necessary the MPD 500 can be upgraded to OMICRON's well-
established high-end MPD 600 PD measurement and analysis
system at any time, even after several years in operation.
This makes the MPD 500 the only risk-free choice for PD
measurements, even if your demands grow.
Your benefits
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Increased sensitivity due to greatly reduced
background noise level
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Unrivaled operational safety with galvanic isolation
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Enhanced accuracy with progressive noise suppression
tools
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Save time – fast upgrading solution for old built-in
analog PD devices
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The only risk-free choice – upgradable to the most
advanced PD measurement system
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PD signals obscured in the noise band
PD signal with reduced noise level