Insulation detector and electric apparatus
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsTaichiro Tamida, Masayuki Uematsu, Akira Tanabe, Yoshitomo Hayashi, Yoji Tsutsumishita, Kosuke Tsujikawa
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsTaichiro Tamida, Masayuki Uematsu, Akira Tanabe, Yoshitomo Hayashi, Yoji Tsutsumishita, Kosuke Tsujikawa
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An insulation detector for highly accurately detecting or measuring, with a simple configuration, insulation resistance of a load or an apparatus to a ground or a housing and connected to an electric apparatus including one or both of an intra-apparatus capacitor and a battery, the insulation detector including an intra-insulation detector capacitor, a voltage detecting unit that detects a voltage of the intra-insulation detector capacitor, and a current-path forming switch for connecting the ground or the housing, the intra-apparatus capacitor, and the intra-insulation detector capacitor in series and forming a current path including insulation resistance of the electric apparatus. The insulation detector measures the insulation resistance by measuring a time constant of a change in the voltage of the intra-insulation detector capacitor. A capacitance value of the intra-insulation detector capacitor is a value negligible in the measurement of the insulation resistance compared with a capacitance value of the intra-apparatus capacitor.
An insulation detector connected between one of a P bus and an N bus of an electric apparatus and an output line, the electric apparatus including a rectifier circuit that is disposed between an alternating-current power supply and a load and converts an alternating-current voltage from the alternating-current power supply into a direct-current voltage and an inverter that is connected to a post stage of the rectifier circuit and drives the load, and the output line connecting the inverter and the load, wherein
An insulation detector connected between one of a P bus and an N bus of an electric apparatus and an output line via a switch, the electric apparatus including a rectifier circuit that is disposed between an alternating-current power supply and a load and converts an alternating-current voltage from the alternating-current power supply into a direct-current voltage and an inverter that is connected to a post stage of the rectifier circuit and drives the load, and the output line connecting the inverter and the load, wherein
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