Overview of Withstand Voltage Testing Withstand voltage testing evaluates the ability of various electrical devices, insulation materials, and insulation structures to withstand high voltage without compromising their insulation properties. This process involves applying a high voltage to the insulation material to assess its endurance, ensuring that the material can operate normally under working...
Overview As electrification continues to penetrate daily life, national safety standards for the electricity market have become increasingly stringent, bringing attention to the issue of leakage current. As a common problem in modern electrical systems, it is crucial to understand the differences between leakage current and stray current, as well as their respective safety issues. For engineers, i...
Overview In modern industrial production, hoses are common industrial materials widely used for liquid and gas transmission. However, prolonged use and exposure to natural environments can lead to hose aging, affecting their performance and lifespan. To evaluate the aging resistance of hoses, the xenon lamp aging test chamber has become an essential testing device. This article will discuss the pr...
Overview The salt spray test chamber is primarily used for conducting corrosion tests to ensure the quality of ferrous metals and their coatings. This test is widely used in the paint and coating industry to verify the durability and anti-corrosion properties of coatings. Corrosion significantly impacts ferrous metals, and the salt spray test chamber can simulate a saline environment to accelerate...
What is a Coating Thickness Analyzer? A coating thickness analyzer, also known as a coating thickness gauge, electroplating layer tester, or anti-corrosion layer detector, is an instrument capable of non-destructively measuring the thickness of coatings on various substrates. It can measure non-magnetic coatings (such as aluminum, chromium, copper, enamel, rubber, paint, etc.) on magnetic metal su...
Overview Ball Pressure Test (Resistance to Heat) is a critical experiment for evaluating the heat resistance performance of insulation materials, primarily used to support and protect energized components. The testing temperature varies depending on the material’s application, typically requiring materials supporting energized components to be tested at 125°C. Given that electrical accessor...
Analysis of Combustion Safety Performance of Automotive Interior Materials Importance and Current Status Combustion safety performance is a critical indicator for automotive interior materials. Typically, interior materials in vehicles are combustible, making stringent control over their combustion characteristics crucial. Currently, there are various standards governing the combustion characteris...
The Impact of Salt Spray on Electronic Products and Mitigation Measures Salt spray is widely present in marine, atmospheric, terrestrial, lake, and river environments, inevitably exposing electrical and electronic products to salt-laden atmospheres. The effects of salt spray environment, ranking just after temperature, vibration, humidity, and dust, significantly accelerate the electrochemical cor...
What is a RoHS Tester? A RoHS tester is a specialized device used to ensure compliance with the European Union’s RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive. This directive aims to limit the use of specific hazardous substances in electrical and electronic products. The primary function of a RoHS tester is to measure the levels of the following six hazardous substances in products: ...
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