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CableEye® HiPot Cable & Harness Test System, HVX-21

August 4, 2015

CAMI Research Inc. (Acton, MA) announces an addition to its CableEye cable and harness testing system suite, specifically to the HV product line. The HVX-21 extends the HiPot test voltage range to 2100 Vdc and 1200 Vac permitting detection of even more subtle defects.

HVX-21

Introduced at the 2015 Wire Processing Technology Expo, the HVX-21 differs from the HVX in having 40% greater maximum DC, and 20% greater maximum AC test voltages. In addition, the current sensitivity is 5x higher allowing detection of the same insulation resistance at far lower voltages to minimize the risk of insulation or surface damage.

These extended range capabilities permit testing to meet many of the more stringent requirements of commercial and aerospace applications.

Industry Standards

Like the HVX, the HVX-21 easily handles all electrical testing requirements of the IPC/WHMA-A-620B guidelines, in addition to the most exacting reporting requirements of government-contracted and ISO 9000-style certified companies.

Optional Extras

• Expansion module (Item 828), +128TP/module attaches in a stacked configuration. • 4-Wire Kelvin test feature (Item 832) for expanded testing of contact and wire resistance

to as low as 1 mΩ. Helps reveal cold solder joints, faulty crimps, recessed pins, pin contact contamination, improper wire gauge, and stress-extruded wire.

• HV remote socket (Item 829X) for extending HV emergency stop, and HV-Enable function to an external, custom-designed panel used when mounting the system in an inaccessible cabinet.

The HVX-21 is $7995 (Item 829A), and includes CableEye’s standard one year Warranty which is combined with free tech support and free software upgrades. Contact sales@camiresearch.com for more information. (contd.)

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CableEye® HiPot Cable & Harness Test System, HVX-21  

42 Nagog Park, Suite 115, Acton, MA 01720 (978) 266 2655

www.camiresearch.com

HVX-21 Test Points 64, 128 switch selectable Expandable Yes, to 512 test points Test Time Depends on voltage, ramp rate, selected algorithm Interface Certified USB 1.1, fast, 2 ports Resistance Thresholds 0.1 Ω - 5 GΩ

Resistance Measurement

>1%, 0.3 Ω – 100 Ω ±1%, 100 Ω - 1M Ω ±5%, 1M Ω – 100 MΩ >5%, above 100 MΩ

4-Wire Kelvin (option) 1 mΩ ± 1 mΩ, over 1 mΩ to 15Ω Test Current 100mA – 1A

Diode Measurement Orientation, forward V, reverse breakdown

Test Voltage 10-2100 Vdc in 1 V increments, or 10-1200 Vac

rms in 1 V increments

Test Voltage Accuracy DC: ±2%, ±1.5V AC: ±4%, ±2V

rms

Max. Test Current LV: 3.3 mA HV: Adj. 25 μA - 1.5 mA

Dielectric Withstand Range (DWR)

DC: 25 μA - 1.5 mA AC: 50 μA - 1.5 mA

Insulation Resistance Measurement Range

2 MΩ - 5 GΩ at 2100 Vdc 2 MΩ (min) at 1000 Vac Current Sensitivity 0.2 μA

Test Point Connectors 64-pin dual-row headers, 0.1” (2.54 mm) centers. Two per 128 TP module

Remote Control Sockets Includes miniDIN8 connector (e.g. for external control panel etc.) Optional HV remote socket available

Probe Socket Yes

Other Inclusions

Automatic adapter board (CB) detection; connector library (500+ templates); searchable cable DB; data collection; scripting; color-coded net lists; custom reporting; intuitive, graphic-rich, multilingual GUI: ENG, ESP, DEU, FRA, TUR, CHN, JPN; and more.

Power Requirements 100 Vac – 250 Vac, 130 W (max) IEC standard universal C14 chassis plug

Weight 21 lb (9.5 kG)

OS Compatibility Windows XP-SP3, Win7, Win8, Win10. Compatible with touch screen and laptop PCs.

Calibration Recommended yearly. Available as a CAMI service.

Warranty One-year parts and labor with free tech support and free software upgrades. Renewable yearly.

CAMI Research produces expandable and upgradable diagnostic Cable & Harness Test Systems for assembly, prototyping, production, and QC of standard or custom cables. CableEye® Testers display, and document basic electrical properties such as continuity, resistance, dielectric breakdown, insulation resistance, miswires, and intermittent defects. camiresearch.com