General Information
The SXCY Series Impulse Voltage & Impulse Current Generator provides a controlled source of high-energy transient pulses for evaluating insulation strength and electrical performance under severe impulse conditions.
With rated voltage configurations from ±100 kV to ±4800 kV and impulse energy up to 320 kJ, the system can be configured for a wide range of high-voltage and extra-high-voltage testing applications.
Key Benefits
- High-Energy Impulse Testing
With configurations providing up to 320 kJ impulse energy, the system can handle demanding tests involving large electrical equipment and insulation systems.
- Up to ±4800 kV
A broad voltage range makes the series applicable to different testing levels, from conventional high-voltage equipment to EHV/UHV laboratory applications.
- Multi-Stage Construction
The generator can be assembled with different numbers of stages according to the required output voltage and energy, with configurations ranging from 1 to 24 stages.
- Parameter Matching
Impulse capacitance, stage capacitance and other electrical parameters can be selected according to the characteristics of the test object.
- Built for Professional Testing
The system can be incorporated into factory test facilities, high-voltage laboratories, research centers and specialized electrical testing stations.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Specification |
| Series |
SXCY |
| Rated Voltage |
±100 to ±4800 kV |
| Impulse Capacitance |
0.0278–0.1625 μF |
| Stage Capacitance |
0.325–1 μF |
| Impulse Energy |
7.31–320 kJ |
| Damping Voltage |
±100 / ±150 / ±200 kV |
| Number of Stages |
1–24 |
| Main Applications |
Impulse Voltage & Impulse Current Testing |
FAQ
- What is the SXCY Series used for?
It is used to generate high-energy impulse voltage or impulse current for evaluating the insulation and electrical performance of high-voltage equipment.
- What voltage range is available?
The series covers configurations from ±100 kV to ±4800 kV.
- What is the maximum impulse energy?
Depending on the configuration, the impulse energy can reach 320 kJ.
- How many stages can be used?
Different configurations use 1 to 24 stages.
- Can it test power transformers?
Yes. The system can be configured for impulse testing of power transformers and other large high-voltage electrical equipment.