POWER ANALYZER PW8001 HIOKI

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  • Basic Accuracy ±0.03%
  • 18-bit, 15 MHz Sampling
  • Power Spectrum Analysis
  • Up to 16 Power Channels

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Description

Power Analysis Redefined: Unleashing Innovation’s Potential

In today’s electrically driven world, precise power analysis is no longer a luxury but a fundamental necessity for engineers striving for optimal energy conversion efficiency. From the intricate power delivery systems of electric vehicles to the complex renewable energy grids, every milliwatt saved translates to significant advancements in performance, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability. Traditional power analyzers, while capable, often struggle to keep pace with the increasing demands of high-frequency switching, multi-channel requirements, and ever-evolving international standards. The Hioki Power Analyzer PW8001, especially with its enhanced Version 2.0 firmware, stands as a groundbreaking solution, redefining the very essence of power analysis. This instrument is meticulously engineered to provide the ultimate measurement tool for all engineers relentlessly pursuing peak power conversion efficiency, blending unparalleled performance with uncompromising precision.

Groundbreaking Features: Version 2.0’s Advanced Capabilities

The release of Version 2.0 firmware for the PW8001 marks a significant leap forward, introducing groundbreaking features that extend its analytical prowess. A cornerstone of this update is Power Spectrum Analysis (PSA), a function enhanced by a powerful FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) capability. This revolutionary feature allows engineers to accurately analyze high-frequency power loss, providing detailed insights into the complex dynamics of voltage, current, and active power across various frequency bands. This granular understanding is crucial for improving inverter efficiency and minimizing wasted energy in power systems through targeted frequency analysis. Beyond PSA, Version 2.0 also brings thoughtful innovations such as improved optical links, ensuring more stable and reliable data transfer, and robust compliance with IEC harmonics and flicker management standards. These refined features blend cutting-edge performance with an even higher degree of precision, enabling engineers to pinpoint and reduce power losses more effectively than ever before, offering a clearer picture of underlying electrical issues.

Unrivaled Accuracy: Measuring Every Frequency Band

At the heart of the PW8001’s exceptional performance is its world-class measurement accuracy, a critical factor for evaluating power conversion efficiency across diverse applications. The instrument boasts a remarkable basic accuracy of ±0.03%, a DC accuracy of ±0.05%, and maintains an impressive 0.2% accuracy at 50 kHz (when using the 15MS/s Input Unit U7005). This superior precision across a broad frequency band—from direct current (DC) to high frequencies, not just the standard 50/60 Hz—is paramount for thoroughly evaluating power conversion efficiency. Modern power conversion often involves complex waveforms with multiple frequency components. The PW8001’s ability to accurately measure power in every band ensures that engineers can capture the true efficiency of their designs, leading to optimized performance and reduced energy consumption. This level of accuracy is indispensable for developing and testing advanced power electronics.

Capturing Dynamics: High-Speed Switching and Noise Immunity

The advent of high-speed switching in modern power electronics, such as those found in inverters and motor drives, creates dynamic power fluctuations that demand exceptional measurement capabilities. The PW8001 is meticulously engineered to accurately capture power fluctuations caused by high-speed switching. It achieves this through its outstanding sampling performance of 18-bit resolution at 15 MHz (when using the 15MS/s Input Unit U7005). This high sampling rate ensures that even rapid changes in voltage and current are faithfully recorded, preventing aliasing and ensuring precise waveform reconstruction. Furthermore, the instrument offers exceptional noise resistance, demonstrated by a remarkable Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) of 110 dB at 100 kHz. This high noise immunity is vital for accurate measurements in electrically noisy environments, typical of switching power supplies and industrial settings. Together, these features enable the PW8001 to provide stable and reliable power measurements even under the most challenging dynamic conditions, crucial for optimizing efficiency and minimizing losses in high-speed power conversion systems.

Multi-Channel Mastery: Optimizing Complex System Measurement

Modern electrical systems, particularly in cutting-edge fields like electric vehicles (EVs) and smart homes, are increasingly adopting multi-circuit designs to enhance energy utilization. For instance, EV drive systems often employ dual inverters, and smart homes integrate complex electric power interchange systems. Evaluating such intricate setups demands a power analyzer capable of simultaneously measuring multiple power points. The PW8001 excels in this regard, offering up to 8 power channels, optimizing your measurement capabilities. A single PW8001 unit can concurrently measure 8 channels of power data, allowing for the comprehensive evaluation of equipment with multiple measurement points, such as dual motors or complex multi-circuit devices, all in one go. This multi-channel capability drastically reduces testing time and simplifies setup, providing a holistic view of the system’s power consumption and conversion efficiency from a single, centralized instrument. This design philosophy maximizes efficiency and minimizes the complexity often associated with multi-point power analysis.

Seamless Integration: Synchronized Multi-Unit Analysis

For even more expansive and complex test scenarios, the PW8001 offers a revolutionary feature: seamlessly integrate power analysis: dual units, single control for up to 16 channels. By simply connecting two PW8001 units using an optional optical cable, measured data from both instruments can be consolidated and analyzed in real time by a single primary PW8001. This powerful capability allows for the simultaneous analysis of a maximum of 16 power channels and 8 motors, with their individual efficiency and loss parameters displayed and recorded from a single interface. This eliminates the need for complex, disparate data acquisition systems when dealing with large-scale testing environments, such as those found in multi-motor EV powertrains or large industrial machinery. The synchronized measurement and consolidated display streamline data collection, simplify analysis, and provide a comprehensive, unified view of highly complex systems, empowering engineers to derive deeper insights with unprecedented ease.

Specialized Motor Analysis: PMSM and Torque Compensation

The PW8001’s advanced capabilities extend specifically to the precise analysis of motors, particularly permanent magnet synchronous motors (PMSM). For fine control of PMSMs, assessing their characteristics under actual operating conditions is crucial. The PW8001’s electrical angle measurement function (available on models equipped with motor analysis functionality) enables the measurement of voltage and current advance, which is necessary for implementing vector control of the dq coordinate system. This allows the instrument to calculate Ld and Lq values from electrical angle measurements, thereby ascertaining motor parameters under real-world operating conditions. Furthermore, recognizing that torque meter measurement error can substantially impact motor analysis, the PW8001 includes dual torque value correction functions. It can perform calculations using a correction table based on user-defined values for both nonlinear compensation and friction compensation. This ensures that even high-efficiency motors can be analyzed with exceptional accuracy, providing reliable data for motor development and performance optimization. For professionals worldwide seeking this cutting-edge power analysis solution, tpt24 stands as the ultimate destination. Recognized as the world’s premier online store for this product, tpt24 guarantees authenticity and quality with every delivery, ensuring your investment is protected, no matter your global location.

Safety and Versatility: High-Voltage and Reactor Analysis

The PW8001 is designed to address critical safety and measurement challenges in modern power systems. Renewable energy generation systems are increasingly adopting high voltages (e.g., 1500 V DC) to reduce construction costs and transmission loss. The PW8001’s Input Unit U7001 (when using the 2.5MS/s Input Unit U7001) is engineered for the safe evaluation of increasingly high-voltage power conditioners, directly measuring voltages up to 1500 V DC (CAT II) and 1000 V DC (CAT III). This ensures safety and accuracy in high-power applications. Additionally, for improving power conversion efficiency, precise analysis of power loss in reactors is vital. Reactors, especially those with low loss, often exhibit a low power factor, making accurate measurement challenging. The PW8001, particularly when combined with the 15MS/s Input Unit U7005, offers outstanding high-frequency characteristics and noise resistance, making it an extremely effective tool for analyzing power loss in high-frequency, low-power-factor reactors. Furthermore, its optional AC/DC Current Probes CT6830 and CT6831 provide easy installation even in complicated wiring or narrow/tight spaces, covering a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C, ensuring accurate measurement of low-level DC currents in varying ambient temperatures. These features combine to make the PW8001 a versatile and essential tool for advanced power analysis.

Specifications

Measurement lines 1-phase-2-wire, 1-phase-3-wire, 3-phase-3-wire, 3-phase-4-wire
No. of PW8001 input units Max. 8 units (mix and match)
Type of input unit U7001 2.5 MS/s INPUT UNIT
U7005 15 MS/s INPUT UNIT
Measurement frequency band U7001: DC, 0.1 Hz to 1 MHz
U7005: DC, 0.1 Hz to 5 MHz
Sampling U7001: 2.5 MHz, 16-bit
U7005: 15 MHz, 18-bit
Data update rate 1 ms, 10 ms, 50 ms, 200 ms
Accuracy for power (U7001) 50/60 Hz: 0.02% of reading + 0.05% of range
DC: 0.02% of reading + 0.05% of range
50 kHz : 0.4% of reading + 0.1% of range
Accuracy for power (U7005) 50/60 Hz : 0.01% of reading + 0.02% of range
DC : 0.02% + 0.03% of reading of range
50 kHz: 0.15% of reading + 0.05% of range
Measurement range Voltage: 6 V, 15 V, 30 V, 60 V, 150 V, 300 V, 600 V, 1500 V
Current: (Probe1) 40 mA to 2 kA, (Probe2) 100 mA to 50 kA
(Probe1 : Hioki’s high-accuracy current sensor interface supports automatic identification and phase shift correction.
Probe 2: BNC I/F only for U7001)
Measurement parameters voltage (U), current (I), active power (P), apparent power (S), reactive power(Q), power factor (λ), phase angle (φ), voltage frequency(fU), current frequency(fI), efficiency (η), loss (Loss), voltage ripple factor (Urf), current ripple factor (Irf), current integration (Ih), power integration (WP), voltage peak (Upk), current peak (Ipk)

– Harmonics measurement : (Wideband mode: Maximum analysis order 500th, IEC measurement mode)
– Waveform recording: recording capacity 5M words × ( [voltage/current] ) × – No. of channels + motor waveforms)
– Motor analysis (option): voltage, torque, RPM, frequency, slip, motor power
– FFT analysis (Power spectrum analysis)
– Flicker measurement

IEC measurement mode When the measurement line has a frequency of 50 Hz or 60 Hz, the instrument can perform harmonic measurements according to IEC61000-4-7 and voltage fluctuation/flicker measurements according to IEC61000-4-15
IEC-compliant harmonic measurement Compliant with IEC 61000-4-7:2002

Analysis order: Harmonics: 0th to 200th orders, Inter-harmonic: 0.5th to 200.5th orders

IEC-compliant flicker measurement Compliant with IEC 61000-4-15:2010 Ed 2.0 Flickermeter Class F2

Measurement items: Short-term flicker (Pst), Maximum short-term flicker value (PstMax), Long-term flicker value (Plt),
Maximum instantaneous flicker value (PinstMax), Minimum instantaneous flicker value (PinstMin), Relative steady-state voltage change (dc), Maximum relative voltage change (dmax), Period while the relative voltage change exceeds the threshold (Tmax)

Calculation function Efficiency and loss calculations, User-defined calculations, Delta conversion, Current sensor automatic phase shift calculation
Synchronization measurement Optical link: Up to two units, 16 channels maximum
BNC Synchronization: Up to four units, 32 channels maximum
External interface USB flash drive, LAN, GP-IB, RS-232C, external control, optical link, BNC sync., CAN or CAN FD
Power supply 100 V to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 230 VA
Dimensions and mass Approx. 430 mm (16.93 in) W × 221 mm (8.70 in) H × 361mm (14.21 in) D, Approx. 14kg (493.84 oz)
Included accessories – Power cord ×1
– Instruction Manual ×1
– GENNECT One (PC applications) CD ×1
– D-sub 25-pin connector ×1 (PW8001-02, -05, -12, -15 only)

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