1.1. Working principle
In this table, the traditional manual power generation mode is abandoned, and the advanced medium and large scale integrated circuit is adopted. The DC/AC transformation technology is applied to combine the measuring mode of three-end knob and four-end knob into a new type of grounding resistance measuring instrument.
The working principle is that the DC/AC converter converts DC into AC with low frequency constant current. The circuit consists of auxiliary grounding pole C and measured object E, and AC voltage drop is generated on the measured object. The circuit is sent to AC amplifier by auxiliary grounding pole P for amplification, and then sent to the watch head for display through detection. With the aid of multiplying power switch, three different quantity limit can be obtained: 0 ~ 2 Ω , 0 ~ 20 Ω , 0 ~ 200 Ω .
1.2. Scope of use
This table is suitable for measuring the grounding resistance of various devices and the conductor resistance of low resistance in power, post and telecommunications, railway, communication, mining and other departments. This table can also measure the soil resistivity and ground voltage.
1.3. Main features
(1) The structure adopts high strength aluminum alloy as the chassis. In order to prevent power frequency and radio frequency interference, the circuit adopts phase-locked loop synchronous tracking detection mode and equipped with switching capacitor filter, so that the instrument has better anti-interference ability. (2) DC/AC conversion technology is adopted to convert DC into AC low-frequency constant current for easy measurement.
(3) allow auxiliary grounding resistance in 0 ~ 2 k Ω (RC), 0 ~ 40 k Ω (RP), don't affect the measurement result.
(4) This instrument does not need manual adjustment balance, 3(1/2) LCD display, in addition to measuring the ground resistance, but also can measure the low resistance conductor resistance, soil resistivity and ac ground voltage.
(5) If the test circuit is closed and the header shows " 1" for overflow, it is in
accordance with the conventional measurement habit.