EM TEST VCS 500N8-series Combination Wave Simulator

surge pulses occur due to direct or indirect lightning strokes to an external (outdoor) circuit. This leads to currents or electromagnetic fields causing high voltage or current transients. Another source for surge pulses are switching transients originating from switching disturbances and systems faults.

Due to the characteristic of the phenomenon nearly every electrical and electronical device may suffer from such lightning events which justifies the necessity of surge tests being widely performed. Surge voltage can reach several thousands of volts and surge current is seen to reach several thousands of amps.

Although generating voltages as high as 8kV the VCS 500N8-series offer an integrated coupling/decoupling network either single phase or three-phase with a nominal current of 16A per phase. In case higher current is required its capability can be extended by an external CDN to achieve nominal currents of 100A and more per phase.

 

MODEL OVERVIEW

VCS 500N8 8kV Surge Generator w/o. built-in CDN; an external CDN is required
VCS 500N8.1 8kV Surge Generator with built-in 1ph CDN 250V / 16A
VCS 500N8.2 8kV Surge Generator with built-in 3ph CDN 3*440V / 16A
VCS 500N8.3 8kV Surge Generator with built-in 3-phase CDN 3*690V (L-L) / 32A
VCS 500N8.5 8kV Surge Generator with built-in 3-phase CDN 3*440V (L-L) / 32A