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AT3600 User Manual

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The full user manual for the AT3600 transformer tester.
AT3600 User Manual
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Expand 1 Introduction1 Introduction
Expand 2 Getting Started2 Getting Started
Expand 3 Test Program Editor3 Test Program Editor
Expand 4 Using the Server4 Using the Server
Expand 5 Fixtures5 Fixtures
Expand 6 Front Panel Operation6 Front Panel Operation
Collapse 7 Tests and Test Conditions7 Tests and Test Conditions
Collapse 7.1 Transformer Tests7.1 Transformer Tests
7.1.1 Application Of Tests
7.1.2 Continuity
7.1.3 Winding Resistance
7.1.4 Equivalent Resistance
7.1.5 Inductance
7.1.6 Inductance With Bias Current
7.1.7 Quality Factor
7.1.8 Dissipation Factor
7.1.9 Leakage Inductance
7.1.10 Inter-Winding Capacitance
7.1.11 Turns Ratio
7.1.12 Turns Ratio By Inductance
7.1.13 Impedance - Impedance With Bias
7.1.14 Dc Resistance Match
7.1.15 Inductance Match
7.1.16 Capacitance Match
7.1.17 General Longitudinal Balance
7.1.18 Longitudinal Balance
7.1.19 Insertion Loss
7.1.20 Frequency Response
7.1.21 Return Loss
7.1.22 Impedance Phase Angle
7.1.23 Inter-Winding Phase
7.1.24 Trimming Adjustment
7.1.25 Output To User Port
7.1.26 Insulation Resistance
7.1.27 Hi Pot (DC)
7.1.28 Hi Pot (AC)
7.1.29 Surge Stress Test
7.1.30 Wattage
7.1.31 Wattage (External Source)
7.1.32 Stress Wattage
7.1.33 Stress Wattage (External Source)
7.1.34 Magnetizing Current
7.1.35 Magnetizing Current (External Source)
7.1.36 Open Circuit Voltage
7.1.37 Open Circuit Voltage (External Source)
7.1.38 Low Voltage Open Circuit
7.1.39 Leakage Current
7.1.40 Inductance With Ext Bias (Series Circuit)
7.1.41 Inductance With Ext Bias (Parallel Circuit)
7.1.42 Impedance With External Bias
7.1.43 Hi Pot Ramp (AC)
7.1.44 Hi Pot Ramp (DC)
7.1.45 Voltage Break Down (AC)
7.1.46 Voltage Break Down (DC)
Expand 8 Specification8 Specification
Expand 9 Warranty and Service9 Warranty and Service
Expand 10 Safety Systems10 Safety Systems

7.1.30 WATT - Wattage

WHERE USED

The Wattage test is a measure of the input power required to energize a transformer at no load.

A Wattage test is an excellent check on the magnetic quality of the iron core and the magnetic joints and would typically be used with iron core transformers with an operating frequency of around 50Hz.

MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS

During the Wattage test, a constant, user specified ac voltage is applied across the winding in question. All other windings are held open circuit during this test.

The AT3600 measures the voltage across and current through the winding. The Wattage is the product of the in phase components of the current and voltage.

If, in the program, the WATT test follows either a VOC or MAGI test which has the same test conditions (voltage and frequency), and is applied to the same winding, then the measurement results from the previous tests can be re-used, saving program execution time.

The test signal can have a frequency in the range 20Hz to 1.5KHz, and an amplitude from 1V to 270V.

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