<1000kV Range
LQHID 900KV-400pF Weak Damping Capacitor Voltage Divider
Advanced High-Voltage Measurement Solution
This upgraded 400pF model delivers superior measurement accuracy (<1% uncertainty) for 900kV impulse testing applications. The multistage distributed damping design ensures faithful waveform reproduction in compliance with GB311 standards for high-voltage test measurements.
Key Technical Enhancements
Increased capacitance (400pF vs. standard 300pF) for improved signal-to-noise ratio
Ultra-low measurement uncertainty <1% for precision applications
Optimized non-inductive capacitor network with parallel low-voltage arm
Industrial-grade polyurethane wheel base with locking stabilization
Field-replaceable stainless steel top electrode
Performance Specifications
Parameter | Value | Industry Advantage |
---|---|---|
Lightning Impulse Withstand | 900kV | Class-leading voltage rating |
Voltage Ratio | 3000:1 | Standardized output for test instruments |
Measurement Uncertainty | <1% | Superior to typical 2.5% industry standard |
HV Capacitance | 400pF | Enhanced signal capture capability |
Response Time (Ta) | ≤100ns | Accurate fast transient capture |
Over-impulse Tolerance | ≤20% | Robust safety margin |
Synchronous Rate | >2% | Reliable multi-channel triggering |
Engineering Design Features
1. Mechanical Robustness
High-strength movable base with polyurethane wheels for lab mobility
Integrated fixed brace for test stability
Stainless steel field-installable top electrode
2. Electrical Protection System
Multi-stage corona cover (900kV rated profile)
Distributed damping resistors prevent waveform distortion
Top electrode design eliminates abnormal flashover
Certification & Compliance
Meets all requirements of:
GB311 - High-voltage test techniques
IEC 60060-1 - High-voltage test requirements (international equivalent)
Industrial safety standards for impulse test environments
Typical Applications
High-voltage laboratory lightning impulse waveform measurement
Power transformer BIL (Basic Insulation Level) testing
Switchgear and circuit breaker switching impulse analysis
Research institutions' high-voltage waveform studies