NFCN 9731-100 – Compensation Network

NFCN 9731-100 - Compensation Network
NFCN 9731-100 – Compensation Network

NFCN 9731-100 - Compensation Network (rear view)
NFCN 9731-100 – Compensation Network (rear view)
The primary function of the compensation network NFCN 9731-100 is to provide serial compensation of the inductance of, for example, the HHS 5230-100 at operating frequencies of 16.666 Hz, 50 Hz, 60 Hz, 150 Hz, and 180 Hz. These operating frequencies are stipulated by SAE J551-17 (Vehicle Electromagnetic Immunity – Power Line Magnetic Fields).

The NFCN 9731-100 provides two separate channels utilizing a shared control unit. Thus, each coil of the Helmholtz coil is powered by a separate amplifier. The current flowing through the coils can be monitored using the built-in RMS ammeters.

The compensation capacitor reduces the overall impedance of the series circuit consisting of the Helmholtz coil HHS 5230 and the compensation network NFCN 9731-100 at the applied operating frequency and allows currents up to 8 Arms at a generator voltage of less than 60 Vrms.

An overvoltage protection circuit connects a damping resistor in parallel to the capacitor when the maximum operating voltage is exceeded (at currents higher than 8 Arms).

Technical data when used with HHS 5230-100:

Max. current:8 A
Dimensions:448 mm x 470 mm x 191 mm
Frequency range:DC – 180 Hz
Resistance (100°C):< 7.5 Ohm
Weight:15.8 kg

Datasheet NFCN 9731-100