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N4L功率分析仪 - 1〜6相 - DC＆10mHz〜2MHz
功率分析仪产品选择器
快速比较完整的功率分析仪范围
低成本 - PPA500
N 4 L P P A 500 2 U高紧凑型功率分析仪
紧凑型 - PPA1500
N 4 L P P A 1500 2 U高功率紧凑型分析仪
1〜6相分析 - PPA3500
N4L P P A 3500 2 U高1至3相精密功率分析仪
高性能 - PPA4500
N4L P P A 4500 3U高1至3相精密功率分析仪
基本精度
V，A*.05％0.05％0.04％0.03％0.01％
功率rdg错误0.1％0.1％0.06％0.04％0.02％
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系列采用 刻的应用中提供快速，准确和可重复的测量。无论您需要测量变速电机驱动器的效率还是变压器中的损耗，N4L都可为您提供功率分析仪测量解决方案。结合多年高频测量仪器的经验以及模拟和数字设计技术的创新发展，生产出新一代*的精密功率分析仪。 N4L的所有功率分析仪都具有实时无间隙分析和高采样率的特点。所有功率分析仪均配有UKAS ISO17025校准证书，由我们的UKAS实验室（校准实验室No.7949）颁发。
什么是功率分析仪？
一种功率分析器是精密测试仪器做了措施的装置，电路或子系统的功率消耗或产生（以瓦特为单位）。因此现代电力分析仪能够确定矿功率因数，谐波失真，峰值，平均值和许多参数的信号。
功率分析仪对被测器件（DUT）进行采样和退出，这种采样过程通常每0.5毫秒至1毫秒发生一次，具体取决于所使用的分析器型号，来自其他制造商的一些较低规格型号为100ks / s。一旦采样，数据就由高速数字信号处理器（也可以在现代FPGA上实现）处理，并计算各种派生参数。
示波器/数据采集卡和真正的功率分析仪之间的一个重要区别是做一个功率分析仪（：如N4L PPA）是能够记录，存储，处理和“即时”删除样本。这意味着抽样过程中永远不会有差距。这是不常见的，但对于准确的功率测量必要。
ppa5500功率分析仪采样图
高性能功率分析仪信号链
N4L的高精度功率测量信号链
N4L的高精度信号链
能够以全分辨率在整个隔离屏障上传输原始采样点。传统功率分析仪不会传输这种“高速”数据，因为隔离阶段代表了瓶颈，因此其他分析仪在数据传输到主CPU卡之前执行计算。
FPGA和DSP可以跨相位执行相间并行信号处理。 DFT对原始数据样本执行。 PPA5500-TE的标称相位精度为0.003º。的频率检测DSP连续跟踪输入频率，并能够并行滤波输入信号。这在分析PWM型波形时很有用，在任何情况下，并行滤波处理都不会影响原始数据。
Power Analyzer Product Selector
Low Cost - PPA500 | Compact - PPA1500 | 1~6 Phase Analysis - PPA3500 | High Performance - PPA4500 | Top of Class - PPA5500 | |
| Basic Accuracy | |||||
| V, A rdg Error | 0.05% | 0.05% | 0.04% | 0.03% | 0.01% |
| Power rdg Error | 0.1% | 0.1% | 0.06% | 0.04% | 0.02% |
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The N4L Power Analyzer range utilizes the latest signal processing technology. Providing fast, accurate and repeatable measurements in the most demanding of applications. Whether you need to measure the efficiency of a variable speed motor drive or the losses in a transformer, N4L have a power analyzer measurement solution for you. Combining years of experience in high frequency measurement instrumentation with innovative developments in analog and digital design techniques to produce a new generation of class leading precision power analyzer. All Power Analyzers from N4L feature real-time no gap analysis as well as high sampling rates throughout all fundamental frequencies facilitating wide band gapless measurements on any input waveform. All Power Analyzers are provided with a UKAS ISO17025 calibration certificate, issued by our internal UKAS Laboratory (Calibration Laboratory No. 7949).
A Power Analyzer is a precision test instrument that measures the power consumption or generation (in Watts) of a device, circuit or sub system. Modern Power Analyzers are also able to determine the power factor, harmonic distortion, peak, mean and many more parameters of a signal.
A Power Analyzer samples the voltage and current wave forms entering or exiting a device under test(DUT), this sampling process typically occurs every 0.5us to 1us depending upon the analyzer model being used, some lower specification models from other manufacturers may sample as low as 100ks/s. Once sampled, the data is processed by a dedicated high speed digital signal processor (which can also be implemented on modern FPGAs) and the various derived parameters are calculated.
One important difference between oscilloscopes/data acquisition cards and true power analyzers is that a high end power analyzer (such as an N4L PPA) is able to record, store, process and delete samples “on the fly”. This means there is never a gap in the sampling process as the memory buffer is continually emptied after the samples are processed . This is uncommon and yet absoluy necessary for accurate power measurements.
N4L’s High Precision Power Measurement Signal Chain
N4L Power Analyzers are able to transfer raw sample points at full resolution across the isolation barrier. Traditional power analyzers do not transfer this “high speed” data as the isolation stage represents a bottleneck, other analyzers therefore perform computations prior to data transfer to the main CPU card.
The benefit of transferring raw data samples across the isolation barrier means that the FPGA and DSP can perform inter-phase parallel signal processing across phases. The result is exceptional phase accuracy through the implementation of a real time DFT performed upon the raw data samples. The nominal phase accuracy of the PPA5500-TE is 0.003º. A dedicated frequency detection DSP continuously tracks the input frequency and is capable of parallel filtering the input signal. This is beneficial if PWM type wave forms are to be analyzed, in all cases the parallel filtering process does not affect the raw data used to calculate the measured parameters, it only applies a filters to the data used for frequency detection.
There are many power analyzer options on the market offering varying degrees of accuracy, yet at the top end of metrology you can narrow down your options to only a handful of manufacturers. Each manufacturer will profess that their solution is the best for one reason or another, at N4L we refer to hard facts and traceable data giving our customers clear, concise and useful metrics to make a decision. We have also developed various application modes and sophisticated power measurement algorithms that are key to achieving accurate measurements within dynamically changing environments. It is worth noting that it is a lot easier to achieve accurate measurements within a calibration environment using sinusoidal reference wave forms than it is within a distorted, dynamically changing motor drive or LED power measurement application for example. With this in mind N4L, alongside Oxford University (UK) have developed a 2MHz ISO17025 accredited watts calibrator based upon calorimetric principles utilizing a unique liquid heat transfer medium to enable rapid calibration of a test device. This research has given us a world leading watts reference up to 2MHz in frequency and highlights our philosophy of designing products that perform as well in real applications as they do on a calibration rig. The industry obsession with headline specifications often results in instrument designers neglecting what really matters – accurate measurements within real world environments in the presence of distorted wave forms and wide band power.
Key reasons to choose N4L:
Variable speed motor drives have become the go to technology for motor control in many industries. From industrial automation, utility waste movement, large scale traction drives and now the electrical vehicle market. In particular, variable speed inverter drives pose great challenges to a power analyzer with regards to accurate power measurements and the PPA3500, PPA4500 and PPA5500 have been designed with this in mind.
Key measurements available with N4A PPA’s:
All N4L PPA series power analyzers are capable of measuring the efficiency and power quality of LED drivers, the PPA range enable the analysis of the following parameters;
Why choose N4L Power Analyzers for LED driver analysis?
N4L PPA series power analyzers offer a highly accurate solution to standby power analysis, with custom designed software providing the user with the ability to make quick, simple, compliant measurements with ease. Each N4L Power Analyzer is supplied with UKAS ISO17025 accreditation, providing the user with ultimate confidence that the measurement made is correct and traceable.
Standby Power Measurement Overview;
The PPA55x1(fully compliant) and PPA5530(pre-compliant) offer IEC61000-3-3, IEC61000-3-2, IEC61000-3-11 and IEC61000-3-12 compliance testing against the latest standards. N4L have developed a comprehensive ISO17025 calibration protocol that is available upon request to cover all aspects of IEC61000 harmonics and flicker. In particular, the d(t) tests performed as part of N4L’s IEC61000 ISO17025(UKAS) calibration protocol are unique to the industry as it is extremely uncommon to find coverage of d(t) tests within an accredited calibration procedure.
Why select N4L PPA55x1 power analyzers for your IEC61000 compliance tests?
The N4L PPA5500-TE has been developed specifically for the transformer test and development industry, featuring 0.02% reading + 0.02% range error the PPA5500-TE is a market leader and reference for the transformer test sector. One of the key design features that give the PPA5500-TE’s such a performance advantage is its current shunt design, this proprietary design enables the PPA5500-TE to achieve 0.003deg phase accuracy. No other power analyzer on the market performs as well in this area, which is a key performance parameter for measurement at low power factors – for example during off-load core loss analysis.
PPA5500-TE overview;
The PPA4500 and PPA5500 feature market leading phase accuracy, as such they are well suited to inductor(choke) loss analysis at both low and high frequencies. Typical power factors during inductor loss analysis are very low, as such great demand is placed upon accurate measurement of the phase shift between voltage and current in order to calculate the correct watts dissipation of the inductor or choke.
Evaluation of solar inverter systems require an instrument to synchronize to both DC waveforms (output of the solar cell) as well as AC waveforms (output of the inverter). This means the analyzer needs at least two independent frequency measurement channels, all PPA’s are capable of such measurements. In addition to this, it is vitally important for the power analyzer to acquire data from each channel synchronously. This ensures that power measurements and subsequent efficiency measurements are made using data that occurs during the same window in time, it is very common for power analyzers to not acquire data synchronously from each channel which leads to incorrect efficiency measurements. All N4L power analyzers can also be used for harmonic analysis of the inverter output waveform in order to verify compliance to relevant standards.
Why choose an N4L analyzer for Solar Inverter Analysis?
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Low Cost - PPA500 | Compact - PPA1500 | 1~6 Phase Analysis - PPA3500 | High Performance - PPA4500 | Top of Class - PPA5500 | |
| Basic Accuracy | |||||
| V, A rdg Error | 0.05% | 0.05% | 0.04% | 0.03% | 0.01% |
| Power rdg Error | 0.1% | 0.1% | 0.06% | 0.04% | 0.02% |
| Phase Options | |||||
| Internal Shunts | 1~3 | 1~3 | 1~6 | 1~3 | 1~3 |
| Master/Slave | - | - | - | 4~6 | 4~6 |
| Bandwidth | |||||
| 20A & 30A Shunt | DC ~ 500kHz | DC ~ 1MHz | DC~1MHz | DC ~ 2MHz | DC ~ 2MHz |
| 10A & 30A Shunt | - | - | - | DC ~ 2MHz | DC ~ 2MHz |
| 50A Shunt | - | - | - | DC ~ 1MHz | DC ~ 1MHz |
| Voltage Input | |||||
| Max Input Voltage | 2500Vpk(1000Vrms) | 2500Vpk(1000Vrms) | 2500Vpk(1000Vrms) | 3000Vpk(1000Vrms) | 3000Vpk(1000Vrms) |
| Direct Current Input | |||||
| 10Arms Model | - | - | - |  | |
| 20Arms Model | | | | - | - |
| 30Arms Model | | | | | |
| 50Arms Model | - | - | - | | |
| No. of Ranges | 8 | 8 | 10 | 8 | 9 |
| Features | |||||
| Scope and Graph Modes | - | | | | |
| USB Memory Port | | | | | |
| LAN Port |  | | | | |
| GPIB Port | - | - | | | |
| RS232 Port | | | | | |
| Real Time Clock | | | | | |
| 19in Rack Mount Option | | | | | |
| Torque and Speed | - | - | | | |
| IEC61000 Mode (Harmonics and Flicker) | - | - | - | - | Pre Compliance PPA55x1 Full Compliance |
| Delta -Star & Star-Delta Conversion | - | - | | - | |
| PWM Motor Drive Mode | - | (Limited Functionality) | | | |
| Oscilloscope | - | | | | |
| Transformer Mode | - | - | - | | |
| PWM Filter Options | - | 2 | 7 | 7 | 7 |
| Speed/Harmonics/Sec Computation | 300/sec | 300/sec | 600/sec | 600/sec | 1800/sec |
| Internal Datalogging | 4 Parameters | 4 Parameters | 32 Parameters | 16 Parameters | 16 Parameters |
| Datalog Records | 16000 | 16000 | 5M | 5M | 10M |
| ADB0100.1.8 Interharmonic Mode | - | - | - | - | |
| Internal Memory | 192kB | 192kB | 500MB | 500MB | 1GB |
| Harmonics | 50 | 50 | 100 | 100 | 417 |
| Minimum Window Size | 10ms | 2ms | 5ms | 10ms | 2ms |
| Dimensions Excl. Feet (HxD mm) | 92 x 215 x 312 | 92 x 215 x 312 | 92 x 404 x 346 | 130 x 400 x 315 | 130 x 400 x 315 |
| Weight | 3.3 - 4k g | 3.3 - 4 kg | 5 - 7kg | 5.4 - 6kg | 5.4 - 6kg |
N4L have developed unique power analyzer calibration rigs in order to provide calibration throughout the entire frequency range of the instruments we supply. This has resulted in calibration procedures which would not be possible when utilizing off the shelf commercially available calibrators. Using traceable calibration equipment combined with N4L proprietary signal generation equipment, every power analyzer is supplied with a comprehensive calibration certificate. Our UKAS 17025 laboratory scope accompanies our high frequency calibration test rigs (utilizing traceable calibration instrumentation) providing total coverage of our power analyzer bandwidth. During 2016, N4L became the first power calibration laboratory to be ISO17025 accredited for calorimetric power calibration up to 2MHz with an uncertainty of <0.3%. This technology has been utilized to validate the design of all N4L Power Analyzers across their entire frequency range with exceptional accuracy.
All N4L power analyzers are supplied with a 3 year warranty, software is free to download from our website and firmware upgrades are also free of charge. Please see our tutorial series which covers an array of applications, including PWM motor drive analysis, AC/DC converters and standby power. To obtain more information on any of our power analyzers, please do not hesitate to contact us
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