Resistance Test Devices
SCHLEICH resistance test devices are specialized for high-precision measurements of electrical resistances in windings, coils, and resistive elements. They are used wherever the quality and function of electrical components must be reliably evaluated – from manufacturing to maintenance.
The resistance test devices operate with precise current/voltage measurement and, if required, utilize four-wire technology (Kelvin measurement) to detect even extremely small resistance values down to the µΩ-space. By eliminating line and contact resistances, four-wire technology enables highly accurate results – even with very low-impedance devices under test.
Since the resistance of copper windings changes depending on temperature, the resistance test devices feature temperature compensation. With this function, the measured values can be converted to reference temperatures (e.g., 20 °C) in accordance with standards. This allows for reproducible and comparable measurement results – independent of environmental influences. Various measurement methods are available for temperature measurement.
Key Facts:
- Wide measurement range: from a few µΩ up to the kΩ-space
- High accuracy through four-wire technology and temperature compensation
- Fast and reproducible measurements
- Automated for series testing
- PC interfaces for quality assurance and traceability
GLP2-R
GLP2-BASIC Resistance test devices
For EOL testing
For fast automation processes and inline quality assurance
For laboratories and manual measurements
- Four-wire technology, eliminates line and contact resistances
- Measurement cable break detection
- Contacting error detector
- Temperature compensation for temperature-dependent resistances
- Surface or ambient temperature measurement
- Automatically executing test steps
- Built-in switch-over between different test points
- Test points modularly expandable with relay matrices
Communication with
—«» PC
—«» PLC
—«» LabVIEW®
—«» MES / ERP
—«» Fieldbus e.g. PROFIBUS …
—«» Industrial Ethernet e.g. PROFINET, EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, Modbus-TCP …
MotorAnalyzer1
The entry-level model for your Motor service
CHECK YOUR MOTOR’S HEALTH!
For electric motor service and repair
For electric motor repair
For maintenance, servicing, and service
Application areas and test methods
- Asynchronous, synchronous, and DC machines, brakes, transformers, coils …
- Troubleshooting and fault localization
- Resistance measurement on windings, coils, temperature sensors
- Plus many other test methods and measurements …
- Lightweight and portable
- Mains-independent operation
- PC software for printing and saving
MotorAnalyzer3
The mobile ALL-IN-ONE professional model for your Motor service
CHECK YOUR MOTOR’S HEALTH!
For electric motor service and repair
For electric motor repair
For maintenance, servicing, and service
Application areas and test methods
- Asynchronous, synchronous, and DC machines, brakes, transformers, coils …
- Troubleshooting and fault localization
- Resistance measurement on windings, coils, temperature sensors
- Plus many other test methods and measurements …
- Mobile
- Mains-independent operation
- PC software for printing and saving
Communication with
• «» PC via Bluetooth
MTC2 R7
Universal winding test devices from 6 to 50 kV
For production, EOL, automation
For test laboratory, R&D, approval, certification tests
For repair, maintenance, and service
surge test
- Ultra-fast 50 measurements per second
- Phase comparison between phases
- Patented peak-to-peak measurement
Partial discharge during surge test compliant with DIN EN 60034-18:2014
- Conducted coupling
- Passive or active antenna
ohmic resistance
- Winding
- Temperature sensor
insulation resistance
- IR, PI, DAR
High voltage AC optional
Test connections
- Standard: 4
- Optional: 7 and more


Good to know:
The Resistance test
An ohmic resistance measurement serves to determine the electrical resistance of a component or conductor. It is based on Ohm's Law:
where
- R = Resistance in Ohm (Ω)
- U = voltage in Volts across the resistor (V)
- I = current in Amperes through the resistor (A)
How is the measurement performed?
There are two common methods:
- Measurement of resistance with an Ohmmeter (multimeter in resistance mode)
- The device applies an often very small test voltage and measures the current flow.
- From this, the resistance is calculated and displayed.
- Disadvantage: Often inaccurate, especially for resistances below 10 Ω.
- SCHLEICH Principle: Highest accuracy through resistance measurement with constant Test current and precise voltage acquisition
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- Advantage: Four-wire measurement
- Advantage: High accuracy even with resistances smaller than 1 mΩ
- Advantage: Temperature compensation of the measured resistance (especially important, e.g., for copper wires)
- Advantage: Temperature sensor measurement with temperature compensation
The SCHLEICH product portfolio – Expect more!
Resistance Test Devices
- Measurements from µΩ to kΩ space
- Four-wire measurement
- Temperature compensation
- Surface or ambient temperature sensor
- Standardized interfaces such as RS 232, Ethernet/LAN, USB for PC communication
- 24 V digital I/O for PLC communication
- Expandable to Industrial Ethernet and fieldbus systems for PLC communication
- Virtually unlimited storage space for test plans and test results
- All parameters are determined via the software
Custom test devices and systems
- Combination testers/Multifunction testers
- Automatic test systems/Test systems with small to complex relay matrix
- Complete test workstations
- Production lines with transfer systems
- EOL workstations
- Large-scale systems
Comprehensive service
- Professional consultation with technical expertise
- Thorough initial Commissioning
- Regular certified calibration
- After-sales support by our service team
- Service by phone, via remote maintenance, or on-site
- Tailored training courses
- SCHLEICH.CARE.PREMIUM


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