High Frequency, High Voltage Advanced Winding Analyzers and Surge Testers Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth Trends, and Forecast 2015 – 2023

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REPORT DESCRIPTION

Advanced winding analyzers and surge testers are being widely used as standard calibrating instruments.In the past

decade the electronic and electrical industry saw the advent of many technically advanced instruments being used

in various fields. The ease of usage and efficiency provided by this equipment haveaugmented the increase in

demand for electronic and electrical equipment. However, the demand of this equipment depends upon the

reliability and efficiency provided by device.High voltage testing has gained significance in the past decades due to

this factors. Advanced Winding Analyzer and surge testers are used for trend analysis which will prevent downtime

due to less equipment failure and give increased equipmentreliability.

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Surge Testers Market : http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/high-voltage-advanced-windinganalyzers-market.html

Surge testers use the principle of impedance balance to test the quality of electrical windings. They act as a

capacitive-discharge system. A capacitor is charged with high voltage and then discharged into the winding, through

a solid state assembly. This sequence is repeated thus stressing the insulation of the winding with high voltage

pulses. The resulting voltage...