What Is a Voltage Generator?

The impulse voltage generator is mainly used for power equipment and other test products to carry out the lightning impulse voltage full wave, lightning impulse voltage cut-off wave and operating impulse voltage wave to test the insulation performance.

The ratio of the output voltage amplitude V2m of the impulse voltage generator to the charging voltage V is called the generator efficiency , that is,
= (V2m / nV) × 100%
For lightning shock waves, is generally about 80%; for operational shock waves, is sometimes only 60%.
The impulse voltage waveform parameters T1 (Tcr), T2 and generator efficiency are related to the circuit structure and parameters, and need to be adjusted and determined through actual debugging.
For power transformers, etc. with windings
Nominal voltage: ± 300kV-4800kV class voltage: ± 150kV-1200kV
Capacitance: 0.325-1.0F Impact energy: 7.34-480 kJ
Nominal Voltage
(kV)
Impulse
Capacity
(F)
Series
Capacity
(F)
Impluse
(kJ)
Series
Voltage
(kV)
Series
H (mm)
H1 (mm)
H2 (mm)
Weight
(kg)
300
0.1625
0.325
7.31
150
2
1461
840
420
547
0.25
0.5
11.25
611
450
0.1083
0.325
10.97
3
1881
1260
420
694
0.16666
0.5
16.87
758
600
0.08125
0.325
14.63
4
2301
1680
420
842
0.125
0.5
22.5
906
750
0.065
0.325
18.28
5
2721
2100
420
1006
0.1
0.5
28.13
1166
900
0.0542
0.325
21.95
6
3141
2520
420
1186
0.0833
0.5
33.74
1378
1050
0.0464
0.325
25.58
7
3561
2940
420
1366
0.0714
0.5
39.36
1697
1200
0.0406
0.325
29.23
8
3981
3360
420
1545
0.0625
0.5
45
1801

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