Pulse echo wave detector TDR
Time –Domain Reflectometry
Feature
- Ideal for determining the extension and location of cables
- Backlight Color LCD Display (800X480)
- Adjustable display contrast
- possible resolution up to 0.1 m
- potential defect extraction auto find guide
- Store up to 100 pieces in internal memory
- Connecting your PC to a data-shareable USB
- Available on TNV-3 circuits and 150V CAT IV power cables
- Available on 600V CAT IV power circuits
- built-in power block filter
- Environmental Resistance: IP54
- Selectable impedance outputs (25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 140)
- 2-nano-second pulse for close profile defect points
- Obtaining data for each range and automatic pulse function
- Automatic impedance match function on cables automatically
- distance; meter or pit function
Outline
- TDR(Time Domain Reflectometer)
- As the same principle of radar, the cable is pulsed to check the distance and features of a particular point.
- Echo wave: Pulse echo waves are formed and returned from the position where the impedance changes.
- Mark the distance by the time the echo waves return.
2L (Running Distance) = V (Speed) x 2T (Runtime) L = V/2 x T
* V/2 (VOP-Velocity of Propagation : Pulse propagation rate, cable characteristics)
- It allows you to determine the location based on the shape of the waveform (e.g. Short / Open / Contact / Fault Point)
Applying
- Low-resistance failure points, length of line, open circuit, short circuit etc. of power cables (shown directly on screen
to easily identify line)
Excellent performance, including selection of various pulses, intermittent fault-point detection modes, long-range
distance measurements, and clear waveform displays.