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Siemens APT current transformer – current transformer operating error
When the current transformer is finalized and its internal parameters are determined, the magnitude of the error will be affected by the secondary current (or primary current), secondary load, power factor, and frequency. These factors are called external factors, and the error of the current transformer in operation is mainly affected by these four factors.
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Siemens APT PB3 series of quick-fit pushbuttons wins CAIMRS "Automation Innovation Award"
On August 26, the CAIMRS2022 China Automation + Digital Industry Annual Conference was held in Beijing. Based on the fields of automation, digitalization, industrial robotics and industrial interconnection, this conference shared top digital innovation ideas, discussed the latest trends in the industry, and how to grasp the new round of science and technology.
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Siemens APT Relays – Maintenance of high-voltage relays
1. Regular cleaning: The relay needs to be cleaned regularly with dust and dirt to keep its surface clean and smooth. It can be cleaned with a clean cloth or brush, and detergents containing acids and bases should be avoided.
2. Check the wiring: The wiring of the relay needs to be fastened firmly, and the contact ...
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Siemens APT current transformers – precautions for the use of current transformers
1) The wiring of the current transformer should comply with the principle of series connection: that is, the primary winding resistance should be connected in series with the tested circuit, while the secondary winding resistance should be connected in series with all instrument loads
2) According to the size of the measured current, select the appropriate transformation ratio, otherwise the error will increase. At the same time, one end of the secondary side must be grounded in case ...
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Siemens APT relays – classified according to the protection characteristics of the relays
(1) Sealed relay: Relay with low leakage rate by welding or other methods to seal the contacts and coils in the cover and isolate them from the surrounding medium.
(2) Enclosed relay: A relay that is sealed (not sealed) with a cover to protect the contacts and coils. ...
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Siemens APT Relays – The difference between solid state relays and intermediate relays
First, the solid-state relay has no contacts and coils in the structure, which can be opened and closed at a high frequency and will not produce sparks, and has a long service life;
Second, the intermediate relay is generally only used for the control loop, and cannot work with load, and will make a "pop" sound when it is sucked in;
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Siemens APT Relays - Classification and Introduction of Relays
According to the principle of action, it is divided into:
1. The rectifier relay is used in the AC circuit, and its electromagnetic system, contact system and action principle are the same as those of the DC stepless relay.
2. Transistor relay: Transistor relay is composed of transistor transmitter or zero indicator, logic relay, transistor relay.
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Siemens APT relay - common faults and solutions for high-voltage relays
1. Poor contact
Poor contact is one of the most common faults in high-voltage relays, which can lead to problems such as hot terminals ® and burned contacts. Workarounds include regularly checking terminals and set screws for loose and cleaning contact surfaces.
2. Excessive wear
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Siemens APT relay - the cause and solution of the fault of the high-voltage relay
1. Some common faults of high-voltage relay coils
1. The common fault cause of the coil is often disconnected: whether the ultrasonic wave is used to clean the high-voltage relay, or whether the overvoltage is added to the coil will also promote the probability of the coil being disconnected.
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Siemens APT - ALS series limit switch FAQ
1. What are the installation methods of ALS limit switches?
Usually the limit switch is divided into front of the board installation or board back installation, all of which are installed by screws.
2. What are the different modes of limit switch action?
According to the action mode of the limit switch head, it is divided into ...
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Siemens APT Pushbutton Switches – How Many Types of Pushbutton Switches Are There?
There are several types of pushbutton switches:
Pushbutton switches can be classified according to the way they are protected and how they are operated. It can be divided into open type and protected type, as well as waterproof type and anti-corrosion type, etc. And explosion-proof, knob-type, key-type, emergency-type, are also its ...
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Siemens APT current transformer – the basis for whether the current transformer is damaged or the measurement is inaccurate
1. The inspection basis for whether the current transformer is damaged:
1. The basis for checking whether the polarity is damaged:
The primary winding of the current transformer is marked P1 and P2, and the secondary winding is marked as S1 and S2. If P1 and S1 are the same name, then this sign is called reduced polarity. Primary current from P1 ...
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Siemens APT Relays – Protection Measures for AC Solid State Relays
1. Selection of voltage level and overvoltage protection of solid-state relay
When the voltage peak value applied to the AC terminal of the solid state relay exceeds the maximum voltage peak that the AC solid state relay can bear, the components in the solid state relay will be broken down by the voltage and cause damage to the AC solid state relay, ...
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Siemens APT Relays – Functions of High Voltage Relays
1. Control switch: The high-voltage relay can open or close the high-voltage circuit to achieve the purpose of controlling the work of the equipment.
2. Protection circuit: The high-voltage relay can monitor the current, voltage, temperature and other parameters inside the high-voltage circuit, and automatically cut off the circuit when the circuit is abnormal.
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Introduction to the characteristics of Siemens APT ZY2 miniature relay
1. Various specifications, with indicator light, with manual test button, with surge suppression loop and other functions
2. Coil control voltage DC6V-220V, AC6V-240V (50/60HZ)
3. The rail type is equipped with a variety of adaptation sockets
4. LED indicator, DC is green, AC is red
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Siemens APT Relays - the main product technical parameters of relays
(1) Rated working voltage: refers to the voltage required by the coil when the relay is working normally. Depending on the type of relay, it can be either AC voltage or DC voltage.
(2) DC resistance: refers to the DC resistance of the coil in the relay, which can be measured by a multimeter.
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Siemens APT Relays - a detailed introduction to the classification of relays
Classified according to the working principle or structural characteristics of relays:
1) Electromagnetic relay: an electrical relay that works by using the suction force generated by the current in the input circuit between the electromagnet core and the armature.
2) Solid state relay: refers to the electronic components that perform their functions without mechanical ...
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Siemens APT Relays – classified by their operating principle or structural characteristics
(1) Electromagnetic relay: an electrical relay that works by using the suction force generated by the current in the input circuit between the electromagnet core and the armature.
(2) Solid relay: refers to a kind of relay in which electronic components perform their functions without mechanical motion components, and the input and output are isolated.
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Siemens APT Relays – How to Choose the Right Power Relay
1. Measure the resistance of the contact
Use the resistance level of the universal meter to measure the resistance of the normally closed contact and the moving point, and its resistance value should be 0, (the contact resistance value can be measured in a more accurate way within 100 milliohms); The resistance between the normally open contact and the moving point is infinite. From this, it can be distinguished which is a normally closed contact ...
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Siemens APT Relays – The difference between solid state relays and intermediate relays
First, the solid-state relay has no contacts and coils in the structure, which can be opened and closed at a high frequency and will not produce sparks, and has a long service life;
Second, the intermediate relay is generally only used for the control loop, and cannot work with load, and will make a "pop" sound when it is sucked in;
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