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An Explanation of the LMG671 One- to Seven-Channel Power Analyzer

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The LMG671 One- to Seven-Channel Power Analyzer from ZES ZIMMER Electronic Systems provides one-shot results for narrowband, full spectrum, and harmonics, with an accuracy of 0.015% of the measured value at +0.01% of the dynamic range from 500 µA to 32 A / 3 mV to 1000 V per channel. It can deliver power measurements from standby to full load (max. 32 A) without mechanical changes, and has an analog bandwidth from DC up to 10 MHz.

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The analyzer offers a modular configuration with 1 to 7 power measurement channels (alternatively 6 channels + 1 I/O card), with gapless sampling up to 18 bits and a minimal cycle time of 10 ms. It provides simultaneous measurement of narrow- and broadband values through the company’s DualPath architecture, along with simultaneous capturing of fundamental frequency and broadband RMS values for instantaneous detection of losses, especially for high-frequency components.

Features include harmonics and interharmonics up to 2000. order, as required by EN61000-4-7, with optional I/O card speed/torque inputs configurable for all signal types (analog, frequency as RS422, TTL or HTL) via menu, along with a flexible scripting tool for custom applications. The analyzer can provide simultaneous measurement of V, I, and P values, as well as harmonics, presented in tabular or graphical form, with signal filters configurable by frequency, type, and characteristic, with synchronization of up to 7 different frequencies simultaneously.

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