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Simplify Electric Motor Component Testing With Marposs’ Automated AST320 Test Bench

With coupling capacitor approach that eliminates the need for an external sensor

Wed, 06/07/2023 - 11:59
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(Marposs: Auburn Hills, MI)  – Marposs, a global leader in measurement, inspection, and test technologies, has expanded its line of automatic testers designed for verifying the safety and performance of electric motors with the introduction of the e.d.c. AST320/W system, dedicated to the testing of windings, coils, and stators of electrical motors in production environments. Leveraging more than 50 years of industry experience backed by extensive research and development efforts, the AST320/W system integrates the e.d.c partial discharge measurement technology which is based on capacitor coupling technology, for both AC high pot and surge tests.

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The main advantage of the e.d.c. partial discharge technology, as compared to the more traditional antenna-type solutions, is that the capacitor coupling technique, while offering the same measurement quality, is less sensitive to external noise and, therefore, more suitable for applications in production environments.

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