Impedance Analyzer
Principle
An impedance analyzer is an instrument that measures the change of complex electrical impedance with frequency. It works by measuring the current and voltage of a device during a frequency sweep test simultaneously through phase-sensitive detection. The main parameters of an impedance analyzer are the frequency range, impedance range, impedance amplitude accuracy, and phase accuracy. Further features include measurement speed and the ability to apply voltage or current bias during the test.
The impedance measured by an impedance analyzer includes impedance amplitude, real part, imaginary part, and phase (difference) caused by voltage and current. Based on the equivalent circuit model, some impedance parameters including conductance, inductance, and capacitance can be easily calculated and displayed.
Features
- Wide signal source frequency range: DC: 10Hz-1/3/5/10/20/30/50MHz;
- High precision: Basic impedance measurement accuracy: ±0.05%;
- ALC function: Automatic level control (ALC) function;
- Output impedance switching: Output impedance 25Ω/100Ω switching;
- Match with a variety of fixtures: Provides meter mode, multi-step test and match test fixtures, such as liquid fixtures, dielectric constant fixtures, etc.;
- Display: Up to four component parameters can be displayed in meter mode, inductance value and DCR value can be displayed at the same time;
- Correction function: Open circuit/short circuit/load correction function;
- Ultra-fast measurement speed: Ultra-fast measurement speed <3ms;
- Classification function: Can measure and display automatic unconditional classification at the same time: comparator function and Handler interface BIN classification function;
- Interface: Supports RS-232, GPIB, Handler, LAN, USB, Host/Device and other interfaces;
- Test field: Suitable for development, laboratory and other test fields;
- Operation software: You can purchase additional operating software to fully collect and analyze measurement data.
Specification
Measuring mode: | Meter mode, multi-step test |
Equivalent circuit: | Series, parallel |
Calibration: | Open circuit, short circuit, load |
Line length compensation: | 0/0.5/1/2m |
Multi-step test: | 50 groups, 15 test steps per group |
BIN classification: | 9 levels (maximum) |
Comparator: | ABS, Δ ABS, Δ %, OFF |
Internal storage: | 100 groups of LCR Meter test setting files, 50 groups of multi-step test settings |
USB Host storage: | LCR Meter test setting files, multi-step test setting files, BMP images |
Trigger test mode: | automatic, manual, RS-232, GPIB, Handler |
Communication mode: | RS-232, GPIB, Handler, LAN, USB Host/Device |
Power supply: | Voltage 90-264Vac; Frequency 47-63Hz; Low power consumption: Maximum 30W |
Display mode: | 7-inch TFT, color display (800*480) |
Operating environment: | Temperature: 10-40℃, Humidity: 20-90%RH |
Dimensions (W*H*D): | 336x147x340 mm |
Weight: | 3Kg |
Parameters
Model | DX6630-1 | DX6630-3 | DX6630-5 | DX6630-10 | DX6630-20 | DX6630-30 |
Test frequency | 10Hz-1MHz | 10Hz-3MHz | 10Hz-5MHz | 10Hz-10MHz | 10Hz-20MHz | 10Hz-30MHz |
Measurement frequency resolution | Six digits | |
Frequency output accuracy | 7ppm± 0.01% | |
Basic accuracy | ±0.05% | |
AC Test Signal Accuracy | Test signal voltage range | 10mV-2Vrms |
Minimum voltage resolution | 1mV | |
ALC OFF: 10% *Set voltage ± 2mV | ||
ALC ON: 6% *Set voltage ± 2mV | ||
Test signal current range | 200μA-20mArms | |
Current minimum resolution | 10μA | |
Accuracy | ALC OFF: 10% *Set current ± 20μA | |
DC test signal accuracy | 1V (fixed) | |
Output impedance | 25Ω, 100Ω (switchable) | |
Measurement time (fastest) | <3mS | |
Measurement parameters and display range BIN |
|Z| | 0.000m -9999.99M |
R, X | ±0.000mΩ-9999.99MΩ | |
|Y | | 0.00000µS-999.999kS | |
G, B | ±0.00000µS-999.999kS | |
θRAD | ±0.00000-3.14159 | |
θDEG | ±0.000 ° -180.000 ° | |
Cs, Cp | ±0.00000pF-9999.99F | |
Ls, Lp | ±0.00nH-9999.99kH | |
D | 0.00000-9999.99 | |
Q | 0.00-9999.99 | |
Δ | ±0.00%-9999.99% | |
Rdc | 0.00m-99.9999MΩ | |
εr'εr'' | 0-100000 | |
μr' μr'' | 0-100000 |
Impedance is an important parameter for characterizing electronic components, electronic circuits and component materials. Impedance analysis can also be applied to dielectric materials such as biological tissues, foods and geological samples.