EN61000-4-5 Lighting Surge Immunit System with 1.2 / 50us Output
Voltage Waveform
1.Standard of Lighting Surge System:
IEC/EN61000-4-5, IEC/EN61850-3, ITU-T K.12, ITU-T K.20, ITU-T K.45,
UL1449
2. Introduction of Lighting Surge System:
LSG-6K10 Lighting Surge System includes: 1.2/50ms Surge Generator,
single phase CDN, Voltage waveform attenuator, current waveform
attenuator, voltage wave peak ( or the residual voltage wave peak)
testing equipment, current wave peak testing equipment, EUT working
current and voltage testing equipment.
LSG-6K10 Lighting Surge System is confirmed to IEC61000-4-5 and
GB/T17626.5. It is the equipment used for Anti-Surge performance
test for electronic and electrical products in the industry process
measurement and control device. It includes Coupling/ Decoupling
Network (CDN), which can be used for the Surge immunity test in the
power line.
3. Features of Lighting Surge System:
1). 7 inches LCD touch screen, with plentiful functions, easy to
operation and update the software.
User can design the test program, and has 1000 groups memories.
2). Monitoring the surge voltage and current waveform by work with
an external oscilloscope.
3). Built in single phrase 10A (16A) network, makes the equipment
smaller and convenient.
4). With high-strength plug in the panel, EUT can connect with the
equipment convenient and reliable.
5). Monitoring the work voltage and current of the EUT. Overvoltage
protection and overcurrent protection.
6). Intelligent test the surge output, warning at voltage error and
no output.
7). Intelligent judge the abnormal of high voltage and surge
output.
4. Parameters of Lighting Surge System:
| Output voltage (open) | 6kV (Max) ±5％ |
| Front time | 1.2μs ±30％ |
| Time to half-value | 50μs ±20％ |
| Output current (short) | 3kA±5％ (max) |
| Front time | 8μs ±20％ |
| Time to half-value | 20μs ±20％ |
| Output polarity | Positive, negative, positive/negative automatically |
| Output impedance | 2Ω±10％ |
| Trigger mode | Synchronization,asynchronization |
| Inject phase | Freely set at 0－360°,resolution:1° |
| Trigger mode | Auto or manual, single |
| Surge times | 1-9999 times |
| Memories | 1000 groups |
| Surge interval | 20-9999s |
| Accuracy: | 5％ |
| CDN | AC:single phrase 300V,10A(16AMax),50/60Hz |
| DC:300V,10A(16AMax) |
| EUT power supply | AC110-220V±10％,50/60Hz |
| Coupling mode | L-N,L-PE,N-PE,L+N-PE |
| Working environment | Temperature:15°C－35°C humidity:0%－75% |
| Power supply | AC220±10％,50/60Hz |
| dimension | 470mm(W)×260mm(H)×500mm(D) |
| Weight | About 30kg |
5. Initial Interface of the Lighting Surge System
There are two main reasons causing lightning shock:
- Switching Transients:
Switching transients is related with the following factors:
- The switch disturbance of the main power supply, such as the
switching of capacitor bank.
- The start or stop of other devices near the tested equipment, as
well as the changes of the load in the power distribution system.
- Switching the SCR device with resonance circuit.
- All kinds of system failures, such as short circuit and arc fault
of equipment grounding network or grounding system.
- The Lightning Transient
The generating mechanism of lightning transient:
- The lighting hits directly external (outdoor) line and injects
large amount of current, which flows through the ground resistance
or surge impedance generates voltage in external line.
- Indirect lightning (clouds within or lightning between clouds) may
induce voltage in the circuit line in or out the building.
- It will form an electromagnetic field when a lightning shock did
not hit the line but the objects near the line and the
electromagnetic field can cause the induced voltage of the external
circuit line.
- The generated interference is produced when lightning current
nearby equipment discharges directly and the lightning ground
current flows and couples in the public grounding system of
equipment.
- In addition, the rapid changing of current and voltage may also be
coupled into the interior of the equipment when some protectors of
the equipment are incentive.
