What to do if Kistler 9237B Accessories charge amplifier is overloading?
If your Kistler Accessories charge amplifier overloads during measurement, it could be that the force or strain you're measuring exceeds the selected measuring range. If possible, switch to a larger measuring range on the charge amplifier. Alternatively, the input stage of the measuring instrument might be faulty, requiring factory repair.
Why is there only noise and drift in Kistler Accessories amplifier output?
If you're only getting noise and drift at the output of your Kistler Accessories charge amplifier, the charge cable or its connections might be faulty; consider replacing the cable. Another possibility is a faulty connection of the charge connector on either the sensor or the charge amplifier, which would require factory repair.
How to troubleshoot no signal from Kistler Accessories charge amplifier?
If there's no measurement signal at the output of your Kistler Accessories charge amplifier and the voltage output isn't responding, first check the signal connection at the amplifier's output to ensure it's not interrupted. Also, verify the wiring, connection, and signal at the Measure control input of the charge amplifier to ensure it's going into Measure mode correctly. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the charge amplifier output may be faulty, requiring factory repair.
Why is the signal drifting badly in Kistler Accessories?
If you're experiencing significant drifting in the useful signal, making quasistatic measurements impossible with your Kistler Accessories, it's likely due to poor insulation resistance in the charge section of the measuring chain. Check the insulation resistance of each component using an insulation tester Type 5493. Clean the connector connections using a very pure cleaning agent, such as Kistler cleaning and insulation spray Type 1003 or white gas.
General| Brand | Kistler |
|---|---|
| Model | 9237B Series |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
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