

NoiseKen Lightning Surge Simulator LSS-720B2
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SKU: NOI LSS-720B2
Categories: EMC Tester, Manufacturing Test Equipment, R & D
Brand: NoiseKen

NoiseKen Lightning Surge Simulator LSS-720B2
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- Description
Description
This simulator simulates “high-energy induced lightning noise” induced in distribution lines and communication lines due to ground potential fluctuations caused by lightning strikes, and evaluates the resistance of electronic devices.
It is possible to check the dielectric strength due to induced lightning at a level that cannot be confirmed with the combination waveform required by the IEC standard.
Features
- Lightning surge simulator (Generator) conforming to JEC 210 / 212 Standard
- Maximum output voltage : 20 kV
Enables verifying dielectric strength against induced lightning surge which level cannot be available with the combination surge simulators - Maximum output current : 4000 A
Enables conducting testing for surge absorbers for their current handling capability - Enables observeing the output waveform only with an oscilloscope on hand and 1 / 10 voltage probes since 1 / 100 waveform check terminal is standard equipped
- Isolation transformer built-in so that the primary power input and EUT can be easily connected
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