Genesis - HighSpeed
GN310B GN311B Power Analyzer Card
Input Card For High-Accuracy Power Measurements in Electric Drives and Electrical Grids – GN310B, GN311B
The power analyzer card offers three power channels, each one consisting of one voltage input and one current (or voltage) input. The card also offers 2 digital channels for torque and speed measurements.
It is specially designed for efficiency measurements in inverter-driven electric drive systems and all tests in grid-connected systems or the grid itself with 5 voltage ranges of up to ± 1500 V DC and 7 current ranges of up to ± 2 A.
The power analyzer card also offers the best-in-class power accuracy of 0.015% of reading + 0.02% of range.
Highest Performance
- Power accuracy 0.015%+0.02%
- Torque/speed accuracy 0.005%
- Built-in burden resistors
- +/- 1500 V DC input
- 1000 V CAT IV protection
- Digital cycle detection for dynamic measurements
Extensive Analysis
- RMS, Fundamental, P, S, Q, cosPhi, Lambda, Losses, efficiencies, harmonics, space vector, dq0 transformation,…
- Simultaneous fundamental and full bandwidth analysis
- Multiple fundamental frequencies
- Simultaneous dynamic and averaged torque and speed for torque ripple analysis
…and more!
- User formulas for specific calculation
- Real-time raw data storage in mainframe
- 5kV probe for marine/rail/aerospace applications
- The card comes with extensive power calibration protocol
The power analyzer card will suit your requirements; high-speed data like a scope, and real-time power measurements like a power analyzer.
GN310B: 18-bit resolution, 2MS/s
GN311B: 18-bit resolution, 200kS/s
Multiple cards can be combined in a mainframe to adapt the power analyzer to your specific needs, thus, the mainframe can also be equipped with other input cards to allow simultaneous measurements of further data like CAN bus, temperature or NVH.
The Genesis HighSpeed mainframes allow storage of all raw data at the full sample rate and in real time, without any memory limitations or delays in downloading. Stored data can be re-analyzed using the Perception ePower software suite or transferred to other software like MATLAB. All calculated results can be transferred to automation systems in real time using mainframe options like EtherCAT, CAN or a software API.
