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| Model Number : | SXCY |
| Certification : | CE/SGS/EMS/ISO 9001 |
| Delivery Time : | 30 Working Days |
| Payment Terms : | L/C,T/T |
| Brand Name : | Sansion Power |
Product Overview
Chopped lightning impulse testing is essential for detecting
turn-to-turn insulation weaknesses that full-wave tests can miss.
This impulse voltage generator includes a precision chopping gap
with adjustable time-to-chop from 2 to 6 μs, enabling standard
chopped wave testing per IEC 60076-3. The main Marx circuit uses
low-inductance capacitors and resistive filtering to preserve
waveform fidelity before and after the chop.
Test Functions
Full-wave lightning impulse (1.2/50 μs)
Chopped wave impulse with adjustable chopping time
Front-of-wave impulse (optional steep-front adapter)
Simultaneous voltage and current waveform recording
Use Scenarios
Power transformer routine and type tests
Insulation design verification for new transformer models
Failure analysis after suspected lightning damage
Research on insulation aging under impulse stress
Customer Pain Points Addressed
Chopping time is inconsistent: The triggered chopping gap fires within ±0.2 μs of setpoint, ensuring repeatable chopped waveforms across test series.
Oscillations obscure fault signatures: The low-inductance return circuit minimizes stray oscillation, making turn-to-turn fault signatures easier to identify in the recorded waveform.
Test report preparation is time-consuming: The integrated software automatically marks chop time, peak voltage, and waveform parameters on exported reports.
FAQ
Q: Can the chopping time be adjusted during a test series?
A: Yes, via the control software. The gap spacing is motorized and
set from the operator interface without opening the tank.
Q: Is a separate chopping gap required?
A: No. The chopping gap is integrated into the generator head with
a triggered firing circuit synchronized to the impulse front.
Q: What is the minimum load capacitance for stable chopping?
A: Stable chopped waveforms are achieved with load capacitance ≥500
pF. For lower capacitance loads, a supplementary load capacitor is
recommended.

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