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- Page 1 ® Advanced Test Equipment Rentals www.atecorp.com 800-404-ATEC (2832) CHARGED PLATE DETECTORS Model 205C and 205C-x Instruction Manual 4-09...
- Page 2 1.0 GENERAL The Model 205C and 205C-x10 Charged Plate Detectors are used in conjunction with the ETS Model 212 Static Meter. They snap onto the front of the Meter providing a convenient and economical approach for performing electrostatic measurements requiring a charged plate monitor. Typical charged plate tests consist of measuring...
- Page 3 These charged plate detectors attach to the front of the Model 212 Static Meter. The standard Model 205C along with the optional 6”x6” Detector Plate and the Model 212 shown in Figure 2.2-1 increases the sensitivity of the measurement system by a factor of 10 and is designed for low voltage measurements up to 2 kV.
- Page 4 To convert the Model 212 to a charged plate monitor, attach the either the standard Model 205C or the Model 205C-x10 Charged Plate Detector to the front of the Static Meter as shown in Figure 3.0-1. Slide the Charged Plate Detector over the front of the Static Meter and snap in place.
- Page 5 CPM tests. Ionizer Balance This test is performed with the standard Model 205C. Hold the Static Meter with the Charged Plate Detector approximately 12 inches (305mm) in front of the ionizer. Momentarily ground the detector plate, then depress the push button.
- Page 6 Triboelectric Charge Analysis This test is used with the standard Model 205C plus the addition of the optional 6” x 6” detector plate. The whole assembly should be mounted onto a tripod. First momentarily ground the detector plate before taking a measurement.
- Page 7 Momentarily ground the test subject then turn on the Charging Source and touch it to the test subject. The Static Meter should indicate a reading greater than 1000 Volts. With the test subject initially standing on an insulated surface, immediately step onto the surface being evaluated. Measure the time for the voltage on the test subject to bleed down to zero or some established level such as 100 V.
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