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1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 2
Warning.................................................................................................................................................... 2
2 Requirements for Calibration Equipment .............................................................................. 3
7 History..................................................................................................................................... 15
1 Introduction
This is a guide to test the CPC 100 unit.
• It helps to make a functional test of the CPC 100
• It helps to make a statement that the CPC 100 is within its tolerance limits with a high probability
• It does not help to make an approved statement whether the unit is within its guaranteed
tolerance limits – this is called calibration
The CPC 100 test as described in this document does not need very much equipment.
The CPC 100 calibration as described in the document "Calibration Guide for CPC 100" needs much
more equipment with the advantage to have verified the tolerance limits.
If results of the measurements show that the CPC unit is out of the expected limits, the unit must be sent
to OMICRON electronics for adjustment and recalibration. It is not possible for the user to perform
adjustments of a CPC unit. When sending a unit to OMICRON, please attach a copy of the test results
and send as much background information as possible.
Warning Only qualified, service trained personnel who are aware of the hazards involved should
remove or connect wiring to the CPC.
Measuring high voltages is always hazardous. All CPC terminals (both front and side)
must be considered as hazardous whenever inputs in excess of 42V are connected to
any terminal.
Also read the chapter “Safety Instructions” of the CPC100 reference manual.
The CPC 100 standard accessories should be available on site when the test takes place.
2.1.4 DC Shunt
3.1 Fundamentals
Disconnect any cables that may be plugged and are not relevant for the desired test.
3.2 Preparation
[%] [ppm]
0,01 100
0,1 1000
1 10000
A summary of the QuickCard Controls used in the test procedure. For more detailed information see CPC
manual.
4 Test Procedure
The 2kVAC of the CPC has the possibility of an internal measurement which is also defined in the CPC
specifications. The output voltage of the CPC is measured using its V1 AC voltage input.
2kV AC
400A DC 800A AC
Vmax
EXT.BOOSTER
300V AC
Warning: Do not exceed a maximum voltage of 300 Vrms. The V1 AC output would be destroyed
an a dangerous situation could arise.
Procedure:
• Start up Quick
• Select output range 500V AC first, then 1000V AC and finally 2000V AC and set the output value as
specified in table in the appendix chapter 5.1 .
• Select Measurement Vout in the first column
• Select Measurment V1 AC in the second column
• Activate the output by pressing the green button
• Read the result Vout and write it to the column MeasCPC Vout
• Read the result V1AC and write it to the column MeasCPC V1AC
• Calculate the Error with
The internal current measurement of the high voltage output is tested by outputting a specific voltage and
measuring the current flowing over a defined resistance.
Three different load resistors according to the measurement table in the appendix chapter 5.2 are used,
one after each other.
RLoad
2kV AC
400A DC 800A AC
EXT.BOOSTER
Vmax
100V AC
Warning: There are live threatening voltages during this test! At the shunts this is very
dangerous, so please take any precaution that neither the tester nor any passerby
could come into danger. Press the Emergency button when working on the wiring.
Obey national security standards too!
Procedure:
• Start up Quick
• Select output range 500V AC, and set the output value to about 100V. Select Measurements: I Out
and I AC
• Activate the output by pressing the green button
• Adjust the output voltage to set the current as specified in table in the appendix chapter 5.2 .
• Read the result of IOut and write it to the column MeasCPC IOut
• Read the result of I AC and write it to the column MeasCPC IAC
• Calculate the Error with
CT
1000:1
2kV AC
400A DC 800A AC
EXT.BOOSTER
Warning: If the CT's secondary circuit is open when a current is applied to its primary side life
threatening voltages will occur. Therefore leave the secondary side always shorted or
connected to the I AC output of the CPC.
Procedure:
• Start up Quick
• Select output range 800A AC and set the output value as specified in table in the appendix chapter
5.3 .
• Select Measurements IOut and IAC
• Activate the output by pressing the green button
• Read the result of IOut and write it to the column MeasCPC IOut
• Read the result of IAC and write it to the column MeasCPC IAC
• If known add the error of the current transformer at that particular amplitude and enter it to the field
NomErrTransf. If not known enter 0%.
• Calculate the Error with
To test the current outputs a power DC shunt of 0,1 mΩ is required. By measuring the voltage drop across
the shunt the current can be measured indirectly.
Shunt
100 µΩ
2kV AC
400A DC 800A AC
EXT.BOOSTER
Procedure:
• Start up Quick
• Select Output Mode 400A DC first, and set the magnitude as specified in table in the appendix
chapter 5.4 .
• Select Measurement: IOut
• Select Measurement: VDC
• Activate the output by pressing the green button
• Read the result of IOut and write it to the column MeasCPC IOut
• Read the result of VDC and write it to the column MeasCPC VDC
• Calculate the current from the voltage measured and write it to the column Calc Current.
• Calculate the Error with
Procedure:
• Start up Quick
• Check if the Binary Input does show an open contact symbol:
Type
Serial Number
Option
Date
Performed by
Department
Next calibration
Nom RLoad Freq MeasCPC Iout MeasCPC IAC MeasErr TolCPC Iout TolCPC IAC TolSum
Ok?
[IAC] [Ω] [Hz] [IAC] [IAC] [%] [%] [%] [%]
0.05 2200 55 1,1 2,1 3,2
0.5 220 55 0,2 0,3 0,5
5.00 22 55 0,5 0,3 0,8
800A AC Output
6 Specifications
Level guaranteed Phase gar.
Input Range Reading Full Scale Σ @100%
10A AC/DC 10A AC 0,1% 0,1% 0,2% 0.20 °
1A AC 0,1% 0,1% 0,2% 0.30 °
10A DC 0,05% 0,15% 0,2% -
1A DC 0,05% 0,15% 0,2% -
V1 AC 300V 0,1% 0,1% 0,2% 0.20 °
30V 0,1% 0,1% 0,2% 0.20 °
3V 0,2% 0,1% 0,3% 0.20 °
300mV 0,3% 0,1% 0,4% 0.20 °
V2 AC 3V 0,05% 0,15% 0,2% 0.20 °
300mV 0,15% 0,15% 0,3% 0.20 °
30mV 0,2% 0,5% 0,7% 0.30 °
10V DC 10V 0,05% 0,15% 0,2% -
1V 0,05% 0,15% 0,2% -
100mV 0,1% 0,2% 0,3% -
10mV 0,1% 0,3% 0,4% -
7 History
Rev Author Description Tested by Released
1.0 Ulrich Klapper Initial version MSI 2005-01-20
1.01 Ulrich Klapper Ritz link corrected and Power Resistors chapter 2005-08-17
updated
1.02 Ulrich Klapper Order information of equipment needed updated - 2005-09-05