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Atec Zimmer-Electronic-Systems-LMG95 User Manual

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Measuring accuracy (500kHz version)

Measuring accuracy of cos

ϕϕϕϕϕ

Accuracies based on

1. sinusoidal voltage and current

4. definition of power range as the product of

2. ambient temperature 23 °C

current and voltage range, 0

≤ IλI ≤ 1

3. warm up time 1h

(

λ=Power factor=P/S)

5. calibration interval 12 month

Other values

All other values are derived from the values for current, voltage and active power. Accuracies for the derived values depends on
the functional relation (e.g. S = I * U, ∆S/S = ∆I/I + ∆U/U)

Internal time base

±25ppm at 23°C

Frequency measuring

0.05Hz...500kHz ±0.01% of measuring value, measuring channel selectable.

Display of measured and computed values
Representation

With standard abbreviation of measured magnitudes, numeral values 6 digits (0...999999), with sign, decimal point and unit
(e.g. I

trms

0.73851mA), 1 to 8 values can be displayed simultaneously, selectable via default or user defined menus

Voltage/current

trms value, peak values (min, max, pp), rectified value (rect), mean value (dc), trms value of ac component (ac),
form factor, crest factor

Power

Active power (P), reactive power (Q), apparent power (S), phase angle (

ϕ), power factor (λ)

Impedance

Amount (Z), real- und imaginary part of resistor in serial equivalent circuit

Integrated values depending on

The integration can be controlled manually, automatically using start and stop times, via external trigger or remote

the measuring time

controlled via computer interface

Energy, Charge

active energy (Ep), reactive energy (Eq), apparent energy (Es), charge (q)

Date and time, measuring time

current date (day, month, year) with time (hour, minutes, seconds), accu buffered real time clock, start time for measurement,
running measuring time, on-time, each with days, hours, minutes, seconds

Adjustable parameters

Scaling factors for external shunt, current and voltage transducer

Synchronisation

Synchronisation is made on the periodicity of the measured signal. Periodicity can be determined by the signals u(t), i(t), p(t),
u²(t), i²(t), each of them can be adapted with selectable filters. By this stable displays also with pulse width modulated signals
(e.g. frequency inverter) and amplitude modulated signals (e.g. electronic ballast). Synchronization also by „Line“ and „External“

Scope function

Graphical representation of sampled values (waveform of the signal)

Plot function

Time diagram of calculated values, e.g. trms value and power

Harmonic analysis CE-Hrm

Analysis of current and voltage up to the 40

th

harmonic (total of 41 with DC component), fundamental in the range

45Hz to 65Hz. Analyser in accordance with EN61000-4-7 with evaluation in full compliance with EN61000-3-2

Harmonic analysis HRM100

Analysis of current, voltage and effective power up to the 99

th

harmonic (total of 100 with DC component), fundamental in the

range 0.1 Hz to 1.2 kHz; with adjustable divider (1...50), a new fundamental can be set as a reference, for example to
determine interharmonics

Flicker measuring

Flicker meter in accordance with EN61000-4-15 with evaluation in accordance with EN61000-3-3

Transients – monitoring and storing

Storing and graphical displaying of transients with a resolution of 10µs. Storing depth is 4 Millions sample values,
selectable recording duration from 0.05 to 60 seconds. Adjustable pre-trigger, different possibilities of triggering

Computer interface

Interfaces: RS232 and IEEE488.2, only one interface can be used at the same time

Remote control

All functions can be remote controlled

Output data

Output of all displayable data possible, data formats of all interfaces are the same, SCPI command set

Transfer rates

RS232: max. 115200 Baud, IEEE488.2: max. 1MByte/sec

Printer interface

Parallel PC-printer-interface with 25 pin SUB-D socket
for printing of values tables and graphics on needle, ink or laser printer

Memory modul

For PCMCIA memory cards, data logging of measuring and sample values

Processing signal interface

25 pin SUB-D socket:
4 analog inputs for registration of auxiliary quantities (16bit, ±10V)
4 analog ouputs for output of any measured or computed values in real time (16bit, ±10V)
4 digital inputs for registration of status
4 digital outputs to signal states and alarms
1 input for frequency (0.1Hz...500kHz) and direction (e.g. of motors)
1 power supply output 12V/50mA
Inputs and outputs are isolated group wise against each other and against the other electronics (testing voltage 500V)

Other data
External synchronization/trigger

Isolated interface for external control of measurement cycle and integration times, outputs for status signals about the actual measuring

Auxiliary RS232 interface

For installing options, firmare and for instrument diagnosis

Auxiliary power supply output

+15V/0.4A and -15V/0.2A for external transducers

Dimensions/weight

-Desktop case, (w)320mm x (h)147mm x (d)274mm, -19"-cassette 84PU, 3HU, (d)274mm, about 5.5kg

Protection class

EN61010 (IEC1010, VDE0411), protection class I, Overvoltage class III