M5400 Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer (SFRA) A tool for detecting “hidden” transformer faults The M5400 detects mechanical failure or movement of windings due to short circuits, mechanical stresses or transportation. Use it to ensure transformer performance, reduce maintenance cost, and increase the service life of transformers. A major advance in transformer condition analysis. The M5400 uses Sweep Frequency Response Analysis, a proven technique for making accurate and repeatable measurements. Pioneered by Doble the sweep approach has become the industry standard and is the preferred method for making frequency domain measurements. Here’s how SFRA works: The M5400 sends an excitation signal into the transformer and measures the returning signals across a broad frequency range. By comparing this response to baseline and other results (such as from similar units), you can identify deviations and confirm internal mechanical problems. DIAGNOSE problems early. PREVENT expensive equipment Take CONTROL. Why wait for problems to develop? With the M5400’s non-intrusive test technique, you can test your power apparatus any time you suspect a problem. Or just use it as part of your regular maintenance program. Either way, you identify problems before they lead to failure, such as: • Core movement • Winding deformation and displacement • Faulty core grounds • Partial winding collapse • Hoop buckling • Broken or loosened clamping structures • Shorted turns and open windings M5400 Sweep Frequency Response Analyzer (SFRA) For Transformer Core & Winding Movement Diagnosis.

M5400 SFRA Technical Specifications Excitation Source: Channels: 1 Frequency Range: 10 Hz – 25 MHz Output Voltage: V peak-to-peak at 20 50 Ohms Output Protection: Short circuit protected Source Impedance: Ohms 50 Physical Specifications: Dimensions: 1 8.2 x 13.4 x 6.7 inch 46.2 x 34.0 x 17.0 cm Weight: Power Supply: Temperature: to 50° C operating, 0° -25° to + 70° C storage Relative Humidity: to 95 % non 0% condensing PC Requirements: With minimum configurations as: Ethernet/USB Windows 2000 or Windows XP Intel Celeron 1.3 GHz Minimum 512 MB RAM or more Minimum 40 GB DVD-RW Specifications are...