Fault arc protection electric appliance characteristic test method
A technology for arc fault protection and electrical protection, which is applied in the field of testing the characteristics of arc fault protection electrical appliances. It can solve the problems of high-power amplifiers, poor arc current output, and discounted test results. It achieves short test periods and convenient testing. , low cost effect
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[0042] In this example, the AFDD operating characteristic test is realized by injecting the arc current characteristic signal into the line containing the AFDD. The AFDD test circuit for high frequency signal injection is designed. By controlling the conduction angle of the triac in the test circuit, the zero-break phenomenon in the time domain of the arc current is simulated. The high-frequency signal generator simulates the high-frequency characteristic signal of the arc current, and uses the high-frequency magnetic ring to inject the high-frequency characteristic signal into the test circuit, simulates the arc current characteristic signal in the time domain and the high-frequency domain in the AFDD circuit, and operates the AFDD Feature testing. Aiming at the background of load diversification stipulated in the national standard, a current reduction system combined with high frequency injection method is further proposed. The waveform restoration of various arc fault cur...
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