CleverScope announced a new high-voltage scope at the recent PCIM show in Nuremberg, Germany.
Here is the summary:
https://cleverscope.com/downloads/articles/PCIM_2017_Cleverscope_v2_22_Mar_17.pdf
Power Electronic converter efficiency and
reliability is determined by a complex tradeoff
between gate drive design, switch losses, EMI
generation, switch Safe Operating Area and
managing parasitic effects. But gate drives can
slew common mode at up to 70kV/us, and tools
to measure voltage waveforms, power loss,
impedance, and stability while exposed to this
common mode slew are thin on the ground.
This unique new channel isolated oscilloscope can measure voltage waveforms, the
power loss in a switch device, the wideband
impedance of a gate drive power supply, and the
charge delivered to a gate all while the gate drive
is slewing 700V in 10ns. Using phase coherent
channels, and an isolated tracking signal
generator for stimulus, the oscilloscope can
generate a Bode plot of the closed loop gate drive
response, and determine stability.
The oscilloscope can be applied to measure gate
driver performance, switch losses, EMI
generation and Safe Operating Area during
switch operation in a manner not previously
possible, and use the results to formalize the
system tradeoffs to achieve highest efficiency and
reliability.
Some say that without measurement there is no
hope. All we know is that this oscilloscope was
born for power electronics measurement! More here:
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