Insulation resistance measuring apparatus for capacitive electronic parts

An insulation resistance measuring apparatus for capacitive electronic parts that applies a predetermined measurement voltage to a capacitive electronic part, and measures a current flowing through the electronic part so as to calculate an insulation resistance characteristic of the electronic part, said insulation resistance measuring apparatus comprising:

• a noise clipper circuit connected in a path leading from a measurement power supply through the capacitive electronic part to a current detector;
• said noise clipper circuit including a circuit having a resistor and a diode connected in parallel with the resistor;
• and
• an anode of said diode is connected on a side of a positive voltage terminal of the measurement power supply and a cathode of said diode directly connected to said resistor.

An insulation resistance measuring apparatus for capacitive electronic parts that applies a predetermined measurement voltage to a capacitive electronic part, and measures a current flowing through the electronic part so as to calculate an insulation resistance characteristic of the electronic part, said insulation resistance measuring apparatus comprising:

• a noise clipper circuit connected in a path leading from a measurement power supply through the capacitive electronic part to a current detector;
• said noise clipper circuit including a circuit having a resistor, a first diode, and a second diode connected in parallel with one another;
• said first diode and second diode share the same properties;
• and
• said first diode and second diode are connected a) in mutually opposite directions and b) directly to said current detector.

An insulation resistance measuring apparatus for capacitive electronic parts that applies a predetermined measurement voltage to a capacitive electronic part, and measures a current flowing through the electronic part so as to calculate an insulation resistance characteristic of the electronic part, said insulation resistance measuring apparatus comprising:

• a noise clipper circuit connected in a path leading from a measurement power supply through the capacitive electronic part to a current detector;
• said noise clipper circuit including a) a circuit having a first resistor, b) a series circuit having a second resistor and a first diode, and c) a second diode connected in parallel with one another;
• anodes of said first and second diodes are connected on a side of a positive voltage terminal of the measurement power supply;
• a forward voltage drop occurring in said first diode is smaller than that occurring in said second diode;
• and
• resistance of said first resistor is larger than that of said second resistor.

An insulation resistance measuring apparatus for capacitive electronic parts that applies a predetermined measurement voltage to a capacitive electronic part, and measures a current flowing through the electronic part so as to calculate an insulation resistance characteristic of the electronic part, said insulation resistance measuring apparatus comprising:

• a noise clipper circuit connected in a path leading from a measurement power supply through the capacitive electronic part to a current detector;
• said noise clipper circuit including a) a circuit having a first resistor, b) a series circuit having a second resistor and a diode, and c) a zener diode connected in parallel with one another;
• an anode of said diode and a cathode of said zener diode are connected on a side of a positive voltage terminal of the measurement power supply;
• a forward voltage drop occurring in said diode is smaller than a breakdown voltage of said zener diode;
• and
• resistance of said first resistor is larger than that of said second resistor.

An insulation resistance measuring apparatus for capacitive electronic parts that applies a predetermined measurement voltage to a capacitive electronic part, and measures a current flowing through the electronic part so as to calculate an insulation resistance characteristic of the electronic part, said insulation resistance measuring apparatus comprising:

• a noise clipper circuit connected in a path leading from a measurement power supply through the capacitive electronic part to a current detector;
• said noise clipper circuit includes a) a first resistor, b) a series circuit having a second resistor and a first opposite parallel circuit having diodes connected in parallel with each other in mutually opposite directions, and c) a second opposite parallel circuit having diodes connected in parallel with each other in mutually opposite directions, said first resistor, said series circuit, and said second opposite parallel circuit being connected in parallel with one another;
• said diodes constituting said second opposite parallel circuit share the same properties;
• said diodes constituting said first opposite parallel circuit share the same properties;
• a forward voltage drop occurring in either of said diodes constituting said first opposite parallel circuit is smaller than that occurring in either of said diodes constituting said second opposite parallel circuit;
• and
• resistance of said first resistor is larger than that of said second resistor.

An insulation resistance measuring apparatus for capacitive electronic parts that applies a predetermined measurement voltage to a capacitive electronic part, and measures a current flowing through the electronic part so as to calculate an insulation resistance characteristic of the electronic part, said insulation resistance measuring apparatus comprising:

• a noise clipper circuit connected in a path leading from a measurement power supply through the capacitive electronic part to a current detector;
• said noise clipper circuit includes a) a first resistor, b) a series circuit including a second resistor and an opposite parallel circuit having diodes connected in parallel with each other in mutually opposite directions, and c) an opposite series circuit having zener diodes connected in series with each other in mutually opposite directions, said first resistor, said series circuit, and said opposite series circuit being connected in parallel with one another;
• said diodes share the same properties;
• said zener diodes share the same properties;
• a forward voltage drop occurring in either of said diodes is smaller than a breakdown voltage of either of said zener diodes;
• and
• resistance of said first resistor is larger than that of said second resistor.