Highlights | Product Features | universal, portable motor test system for stators, armatures and electric motors | | automatic motor testing | automatic and manual surge test 1-, 2- und 3-phase with graphics display of the surge wave and automatic evaluation
| resistance test 1-, 2- und 3-phase with evaluation | high voltage DC 0...4000V, automatically programmable or manually adjustable | high voltage DC 0...4000V, automatically programmable after step voltage test | automatic PI/DAR test with DC 0...4000V | insulation resistance test with DC 0...4000V | 0.5MΩ... 100 GΩ | insulation resistance test with graphics display | insulation resistance test, automatically after the step voltage test | guard connection for compensating surface currents when measuring high insulation resistances | insulation resistance test according to VDE0701 | PE resistance test according to VDE0701 | stator rotary field test | motor rotation test | north- southpol tests with graphics display for DC-motors | induction test (turn-to-turn test) via test probe for stators and armatures
| neutral zone tests at DC motors
| well-readable 8-line graphics display with large digits
| battery-operated | battery status indication on the display | internal result storage | serial interface | WINDOWS® software for remote control, for the management of databases for test programs and test results and for printing out test protocols | option: various test probes and test leads | option: transport case |

Product DescriptionThe MotorAnalyzer is ideally suited for applications either within production or for service at the premises of the customer. The battery-operated MotorAnalyzer can be used to test electric motors even under difficult circumstances (e.g. when hanging on a crane). Owing to the great number of test methods and modern software analysis, supported by an optimal graphics display, the operator is able to make a clear "go / no go" statement. | Surge Test | 



| For the surge test, the MotorAnalyzer generates surge waves with low voltage. Through the automatic surge wave comparison of all three winding connections, it is possible to make statements regarding the equality of the windings. Turn-to-turn faults would lead to a strong asymmetry of the surge curves. The surge curves are evaluated either manually, graphically by the operator or automatically by our approved mathematical analysis, well-tried at our large testers. The analysis is extremely reliable and doesn’t require any special knowledge of the operator. |
| Resistance Test | 


| The resistance test is performed with high test current either single-phase, two-phase or automatically three-phase. All following the motto: connect the motor to the tester - push the start button - view the results of all three resistances. If necessary, the resistances can also be evaluated automatically via a +-% input. It is also possible to perform the test in 4-wire configuration. This allows to test small resistances precisely, also. |
| Automatic Test Process | 
| During the "Automatic Test", the tester indicates the test result on the display in clear text. The MotorAnalyzer makes automatic analyses on the basis of the surge test and the resistance test at an electric motor. |
| HVDC + Insulaiton Resistance | 
| For the high-voltage or insulation-resistance test and for testing the PI, the device generates a regulated and stable test voltage DC. This offers a very interesting alternative to the high-voltage test with AC for finding insulation faults (turn-to-turn short circuit or ground short circuit). Although the final high-voltage test in compliance with VDE cannot be replaced by this test method, it is possible to make clear statements about the quality of the winding system (e.g. at the premises of the customer). For the high-voltage test according to standards, we recommend to use our tester GLP1-e HV. |
| HVDC + Insulaiton Resistance | 

| High voltage and insulation resistance can also be tested with the step-voltage method: the test voltage is automatically increased in up to 10 steps from 0V to the programmed value. This method serves for finding insulation faults that are limited to small areas. The high electric load of the weak point especially occurs in case of high voltages. A fault is an indicator for the reduction of the insulation resistance when high voltages are applied. The evaluation is supported by the graphical display of the insulation resistance within the resistance/time diagram. |
| HVDC + PI | 
| The PI or the DAR is tested fully automatically. The PI is an indicator for the insulation on the basis of the time/resistance ratio. For the PI, the test voltage is connected to the test object for 10 minutes. This causes a polarization of the charge carriers in the insulation - i.e. an orientation of the charge carriers towards the field lines. If the charge carriers are still mobile, this can be measured at the beginning of the test via an additional polarization current. High currents with constant test voltages result in lower resistances. At the end of the test (after 10 minutes) all charge carriers should be polarized, so that the resistance increases. The better the mobility of the charge carriers in the insulation, the better is the insulation of the test object. This is indicated by a high PI. The PI is therefore an indicator for the age of an electric machine. Storing the insulation resistance and the PI of a motor in regular intervals and comparing the measured values for months or years supplies the information, when a machine needs maintenance. |
| Turn-To-Turn Test | 
| Via additional test probes, stators am armatures can also be tested with the "classic" test method. For this purpose, the stack of the test object is contacted with the test probe. After this, the measuring signal at this test point is stored. Now, the operator moves the test probe manually around test object. The highly sensitive MotorAnalyzer indicates the deviation from the reference signal stored before - graphically in the form of a bar and digitally. |
| Neutral Zone | 
| For adjusting the neutral zone at DC motors, the field and the armature (the carbon brushes) are connected to the MotorAnalyzer. Now the MotorAnalyzer graphically indicates the deviation from the neutral zone. |
| Sense of Rotation at the Stator and at the Motor | 
| The sense of rotation of the stator can be tested by a Hall rotary field probe. In the test field, the motor is, for this purpose, connected to a low rotary field voltage. The Hall probe measures the rotary field and the MotorAnalyzer shows it on the display. The sense of rotation of the motor can be tested by directly connecting the motor clamps U, V and W to the tester followed by turning the motor shaft. This is an optimum solution, because, for this test, the motor doesn’t need to be connected to voltage. |
| PE Test | 
| Both, the PE test and the insulation resistance test can be used for "testing repaired devices" according to VDE standards. |
| Measurement of number of turns combined with a resistance test | 


| The number of turns on a coil can be detected with test tongs. The test tongs are clamped on the coil or partial coil to be tested. The number of turns will be indicated on the MotorAnalyzer. This test method serves, for example, for checking the number of turns in stators. It can be used to control a winding machine and the pull-in technique. It is checked, how many turns of one phase are in one slot and whether is number is correct. |
The MotorAnalyzer combines 10 different test methods of great importance in one device. The MotorAnalyzer is the ideal tool for electrical machine construction, maintenance, installation of large-scale systems at home and abroad and for service in-house or at the location of the customer. Being battery-operated and weighing only 2.7kg, the MotorAnalyzer is very easy to handle and allows a flexible application.

Test Methods Test | Data | | | manual or automatic evaluation with graphics for 1 ... 3-phase test objects for testing turn-to-turn faults, connection errors, wrong number of turns, etc. |
| | | testing the resistance at up to three phases in 2-wire or 4-wire configuration |
| | | | | | 50 ... 4000V DC / max. 4mA via test probes / manually or automatically / automatically with step voltage test |
| | | insulation resistance test |
| | 0 ... 100GΩ / 50 ... 4000V DC / max. 4mA / manually or automatically / automatically with step voltage test |
| | | | automatic polarisation index (PI) test |
| | | | indication of the deviation from the neutral zone / optimal adjustment aid |
| | | rotary-field-direction test with hall probe |
| | indication of the rotary field at the stator or at the motor |
| | | turn-to-turn test with test probe |
| | extremely sensitive indication of a turn-to-turn fault at a stator or armature |
| | | pole test an DC-motor fields |
| | north/south-pole test of the poles of a DC machine |
| | | | fully-automatic analysis by means of the surge test and the resistance test |
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Product overview | Product foto | Modells | 
| Modell | MotorAnalyzer XL | MotorAnalyzer L | MotorAnalyzer HV | Article No. | 403101 | 403100 | 403114 | | Autotest (Surge + Resistance) | 
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| - | | surgetest | 
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| - | | resistance test | 
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| - | | high voltage test DC | 
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| | polarisation index (PI) | DAR | 
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| | insulation resistance | 
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| | ground resistance | 
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| - | | Neutral-Zone adjustment | 
| - | - | | rotation direction | 
| - | - | | turn-to-turn short | 
| - | - | | weight | 2,7kg | 2,7kg | 2,7kg | | dimensions (W * H * D)mm | 280*95*170 | 280*95*170 | 280*95*170 |
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Interfaces RS232 Foot Switch or Hand Switch PC reading-out test results with the software PrintComFor communicating with the electronic environment, the tester is equipped with a serial interface. The results accumulated in the tester are transmitted to PrintCom, stored on the PC or printed in a test protocol, if necesary Technical Data | Surge Test | test connections | 1-, 2- or 3-phase with automatic switch-over | automatic evaluation | with phase comparison among each other and comparison to a reference stator |
| Resistance Test | test connections | 1-, 2- or 3-phase with automatic switch-over | automatic evaluation | with comparison to a set value and detections of the differnces of the resistances between phases | | measuring range | from 0.001W up to 499KW | | measuring type | 2-wire and 4-wire resistance measurement for the highest accuracy | | temperature | if required, with automatic or manual ambient-temperature compensation |
| High-Voltage Test DC | test connections | 2 test leads with test probes or alligator clamps | measuring range voltage | 50V .... 4000V (4000V with fully-loaded battery) | | voltage adjustment | manual variable or automatic voltage adjustment | | timer function | 0 ... 160s or 0 ... 10min | | over-current | with programmable maximum current limit and automatic switch-off | | step-voltage test | automatic step-voltage test with programmable number of steps 2...10 and programmable test voltage | | display | digital or graphical display (depending on test method) |
| Insulation Resistance Test | test connections | 2 test leads with test probes or alligator clamps | measuring range resistance | 0.5 MW ... 100GW | measuring range voltage | 50V .... 4000V (4000V with fully-loaded battery) | measuring range current | 1nA ... 1mA | | voltage adjustment | manual variable or automatic voltage adjustment | | timer function | 0 ... 160s or 0 ... 10min | | display | digital or graphical display | | smooting of measuring values | no, medium and high smoothing of the resistance display |
| General Information | langualge setting | German, English, Italian, French, (Spanish) | interface | RS232 for PC software PrintCom | dimensions | 280mm * 95mm * 170mm (W*D*H) | weight | 2.7kg | | operating temperature | 10°C ... 50°C |
 Features| Feature | surge voltage | | The surge-voltage test serves for detecting turn-to-turn faults, wrong number of turns and connection errors. At three-phase stators, these are detected through the automatic coil comparison between the 3 phases. | | | | Feature | surge voltage with reference stator | | It is possible to read in a reference stator, so that the phase comparison is done to the phases of reference. This is ideal for small-series production. | | | | Feature | reistance test with high test current | | This allows to test also small resistances well. | | | | Feature | reistance test in 4-wire configuration | | This allows to test also the smallest resistances reliably. | | | | Feature | battery operation | | The battery operation allows testing at the location of the customer without mains connection. The battery is charged via a simple plug-in charger. | | | | Feature | automatic storage of the setting values in the tester | | In order to avoid operating errors, the device boots with the parameters of the preceding test. | | | | Feature | adjustment of all parameters via comfortable menu navigation | | The comfortable menus make sure that the operator can adjust all test parameters correctly. | | | | Feature | electronic test time | | By ensuring that the test time is the same for every tested product, the electronic test time in the automatic mode enables constant test results. | | | | Feature | display of test parameters and test results via LCD at the front panel | | The operator can monitor the test via an LCD at the front panel. After a test object has been tested, the result remains visible on the LCD, so that the operator can easily view the test result. | | | | Feature | calibration solely via the software | | The complete calibration is performed via the software. It is not necessary to open the device. All setting values are stored intenally in the tester. | | | | Feature | actual-value storage for the results in the tester | | The tester can store test results inside the tester until they are read out by a PC program at a later time. | | | | Feature | PC software: PrintCom | | This software allows easy reading-in of test results, storage in an EXCEL® file and comfortable printing of self-generated test programs. | | | | Feature | Updates via Internet | | If the software is developed further, the tester can directly be updated via the RS232 connection. This way, the tester will always be up to date. | | |

Applications 
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| | Transport Case | Transport Case | 
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| | Turn-To-Turn Tests at Armatures | Turn-To-Turn Tests at Stators | 
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