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    The document discusses different types of quadrupoles called CIL and CIT that are used with coupling capacitors for partial discharge measurements. CIL quadrupoles contain an inductor and resistor, while CIT quadrupoles use a transformer. Variants like CIL/V and CIT/V also provide a low voltage output for synchronization. Technical specifications are provided for standard quadrupoles.

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    The document discusses different types of quadrupoles called CIL and CIT that are used with coupling capacitors for partial discharge measurements. CIL quadrupoles contain an inductor and resistor, while CIT quadrupoles use a transformer. Variants like CIL/V and CIT/V also provide a low voltage output for synchronization. Technical specifications are provided for standard quadrupoles.

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    The document discusses different types of quadrupoles called CIL and CIT that are used with coupling capacitors for partial discharge measurements. CIL quadrupoles contain an inductor and resistor, while CIT quadrupoles use a transformer. Variants like CIL/V and CIT/V also provide a low voltage output for synchronization. Technical specifications are provided for standard quadrupoles.

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    Power Diagnostix CIL/CIT

    Quadrupoles
    CIL and CIT

    When a quadrupole and a coupling capacitor are used together as the coupling device, high voltage is applied
    both to a test object and to the coupling capacitor in parallel with the test object. A quadrupole (sometimes
    called measuring impedance) can then be placed in series with either the coupling capacitor or in series with
    the test object. Some quadrupoles also output a low voltage copy of the applied high voltage wave for
    synchronising the PD detector. The three basic models of available Power Diagnostix quadrupoles are briefly
    described here.

    CIL quadrupole
    The CIL quadrupoles consist of an inductor in parallel with a damping resistor. This inductor and the resistor
    are calculated to form, together with a high voltage coupling capacitor, a second order high pass filter.
    Therefore, matching the range of the CIL with the size of the coupling capacitor, with which it will be used, is
    important.

    CIT quadrupole
    The CIT coupling units are transformer type units, where the RPA1's input resistance represents the required
    damping resistor. As these units offer a higher sensitivity than the CIL coupling units, their use is mandatory
    with applications suffering from signal attenuation, such as measurements on medium and high voltage cables.

    CIL/V and CIT/V quadrupole


    The CIL/V and CIT/V quadrupoles are similar to the CIL resp. CIT quadrupoles but additionally contain a
    capacitor acting as a voltage divider together with the high voltage coupling capacitor. This provides a low
    voltage copy of the applied high voltage wave that can be used with a voltage converter to synchronise the PD
    detector and monitor the quality of the applied high voltage wave.

    Optionally, the quadrupoles with built-in divider capacitor for voltage measurement can be supplied with a
    rotary switch to select the divider capacitor. In particular, when connected to the measurement tap of
    transformer bushings, the selectable capacitors expand the applicable voltage range.

    Power Diagnostix Systems GmbH ∙ Vaalser Strasse 250 ∙ D-52074 Aachen ∙ Phone +49 241 74927 ∙ Fax +49 241 79521 ∙ www.pdix.com
    Power Diagnostix CIL/CIT

    Technical data:

    CILXY, CITXY, CILXY/V, and CITXY/V


    Coupling capacitor range (X): 2: 100–250 pF
    3: 200–900 pF
    4: 0.6–2.5 nF
    5: 2–9 nF
    6: 6–25 nF
    Case: IP65 aluminium enclosure
    Input connector: Banana
    Output connector: BNC
    Size: Between 98 x 75 x 38 mm3 and 140 x 85 x 38 mm3
    (standard quadrupoles, depending on version)

    CILXY and CITXY


    AC current range (Y): Low (L) (125 kV at 50 Hz)
    Medium (M) (500 kV at 50 Hz)
    High (H) (1000 kV at 50 Hz)

    CILXY/V and CITXY/V


    Max. AC current (Y): Maximum current depends on the divider ratio chosen, as the voltage output
    is limited to 100 V RMS.

    Examples for standard quadrupoles


    Type Coupling capacitor range Max. AC current CD
    CIL3M 200 pF–900 pF 200 mA -
    CIL4L 600 pF–2.5 nF 100 mA -
    CIL4M 600 pF–2.5 nF 400 mA -
    CIL4H 600 pF–2.5 nF 1100 mA -
    CIL5L 2 nF–9 nF 400 mA -
    CIL5M 2 nF–9 nF 1600 mA -
    CIL5H 2 nF–9 nF 3200 mA -
    CIL6L 6 nF–25 nF 1000 mA -

    CIL4M/V1µ0 600 pF–2.5 nF 400 mA 1 µF


    CIL5M/V4µ 2 nF–9 nF 1600 mA 4 µF
    CIL6M/V10µ 6 nF–25 nF 4000 mA 10 µF

    CIT4M 600 pF–2.5 nF 400 mA -


    CIT4H 600 pF–2.5 nF 1100 mA -
    CIT5M 2 nF–9 nF 1600 mA -
    CIT5H 2 nF–9 nF 3200 mA -
    CIT6M 6 nF–25 nF 4000 mA -
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    CIT6H 6 nF–25 nF 8000 mA -

    CIT4M/V2µ0 600 pF–2.5 nF 400 mA 2 µF


    CIT5M/V4µ0 2 nF–9 nF 1600 mA 4 µF
    CIT6M/V10µ0 6 nF–25 nF 4000 mA 10 µF

    Product information and design is subject to changes without notice.

    Power Diagnostix Systems GmbH ∙ Vaalser Strasse 250 ∙ D-52074 Aachen ∙ Phone +49 241 74927 ∙ Fax +49 241 79521 ∙ www.pdix.com

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