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Test Background
Sensors (temperature, pressure, flow, and liquid leakage sensors) are the foundation of the intelligent monitoring of the liquid cooling system. Their electrical performance directly affects the signal transmission quality and system reliability. Electrical failures may lead to false alarms or control failures.
Test Introduction
The electrical performance test verifies the adaptability of sensors in electrical safety and electromagnetic environments through insulation resistance tests, withstand voltage tests, power consumption tests, and EMC tests.
Testing Objectives
Verify the electrical insulation strength of sensors
Ensure that the withstand voltage capacity meets the application requirements
Measure the power consumption of sensors and evaluate the system load
Verify electromagnetic compatibility and anti-interference ability
Test Standards
EN/UL 62368-1 Electrical safety requirements
IEC 61000 EMC test standard
GB/T 17626 Electromagnetic compatibility test methods
Customer-defined electrical performance requirements
Applicable Products/Fields
Suitable for temperature sensors, pressure sensors, flow sensors, liquid leakage sensors, etc. in liquid cooling systems.
Test Content
Insulation resistance test: The insulation between the sensor and the enclosure is ≥100 MΩ
Withstand voltage test: Withstand a voltage of 500V-1500V for 1 minute without breakdown
Power consumption test: Current consumption under the operating voltage
EMC test: Electrostatic discharge, radiated immunity, electrical fast transient/burst
Project Advantages
Comprehensive electrical safety and EMC test capabilities
Capable of simulating actual electromagnetic environments
Provides complete electrical performance reports
Laboratory Configuration
Safety comprehensive analyzer
DC power analyzer
ESD generator
RF radiated immunity test system (outsourced or in cooperation)
FAQ
Q: What problems can poor insulation of the sensor cause? A: Poor insulation may cause signal interference and measurement drift. In severe cases, it may lead to leakage and short-circuit, affecting the entire control system.