The new disconnect terminal blocks from Dinkle implement plug-in technology, safe design, and space savings with testing capabilities for use in CT and VT secondary circuits.
Whether for transportation or industrial applications: the ability to quickly and accurately detect current is required in order to precisely control power electronics systems such as frequency converters, traction converters, UPS systems or welding systems. Current sensors are electromechanical components which deliver a precise, real-time representation of the input and output currents. The measuring signals are then used (e.g. in frequency converters) for precisely controlling the power semiconductors and for monitoring performance and functionality.
L-com introduces new line of 18 GHz, LL142 & LL335i rugged low-loss cables. The smaller diameter of these new 18 GHz coax cables provides a tighter bend radius while offering low loss and higher power when compared to solid dielectric cables.
What is short-circuit current rating (SCCR)? The maximum available short-circuit current an electrical component can sustain without the occurrence of excessive damage when protected with an overcurrent protective device. Determining the SCCR of a complete industrial control panel or control switchgear can be challenging, especially if proper considerations are not made during the initial stages of the component selection process.
The ODU AMC® High-Density Chrome-Plated is a miniature connector solution design that provides the highest possible number of contacts in the most compact space.
The Battery Simulator 1200 from Bloomy provides isolated channels to simulate battery sink and source characteristics often used for battery management system (BMS) testing, verification, and validation.
The Fluke PQ400 Electrical Measurement Window enables the connection of three phase measurement equipment to energized panels, without the need to open the panel door, or wear supplemental personal protective equipment (PPE). Compliance without compromise. Safety without sacrifice.
Plant operators and facility managers now have real-time, remote access to their machines’ energy consumption data, with Phoenix Contact’s EMpro. This second generation of energy monitoring devices offers simple configuration and operation, so no special skills are needed to install or commission the device.
