Voltech PM6000 Multi-Channel Universal Power Analyzer Measurement Manual

The PM6000 is a versatile, high-precision and easy-to-use multi-channel universal power analyzer that can accommodate up to 6 channels. Each channel is a full-featured power meter with first-class accuracy, bandwidth, and common mode rejection ratio (CMRR). With its accuracy and bandwidth, the PM6000 is capable of reliable testing for power quality of all electrical and electronic products. From standby mode of power supplies to high-frequency power converters to large power transformers, the PM6000 can provide stable, reliable, and accurate testing.


Voltech PM6000 Multi-Channel Universal Power Analyzer Measurement Manual - cover page
Brand
Voltech
Category
Power Management
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
9
File format
PDF
File size
506 KB
Published
21 October, 2022
Updated
28 September, 2023
Model
PM6000
MD5 checksum
7C70D105B29A1A17B06CFA0BCB3885A0

About this manual

This manual provides instructions for the Voltech PM6000 Multi-Channel Universal Power Analyzer to perform measurements on currents exceeding 30 Amperes. It details two primary methods for connecting external current converters: one for devices that output a voltage signal (such as Rogowski coils or Hall-effect transducers) and another for devices that output a current signal (such as the Voltech CL series).

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Required Equipment
  • Removing the 30A Shunt
  • Connecting an External Resistor Shunt
  • Connecting a Voltage-Output Converter
  • Connecting a Current-Output Converter
  • Instrument Setup
  • Setting External Shunt Scaling
  • Test Analysis

Specifications

Max Channels6
Included Shunts1A and 30A
Voltage Measurement Range2000Vpk

Frequently asked questions

How do I connect a voltage-output converter like a Rogowski coil?

Connect the converter's high voltage end to the 'EHI' port and the low voltage end to the 'ELO' port.

How do I set the scaling for an external resistor shunt?

Navigate to Scaling > Group A > External Shunt Scaling mV/A and input the shunt resistance value in milliohms.

How do I set the scaling for a current-output converter?

Navigate to Scaling > Group A > Amps Scaling and input the converter's ratio (e.g., 100 for a 100:1 ratio).

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