The Model 2251 is the latest Phase Angle Voltmeter
product of North Atlantic Industries, who in 1955, created the first
Phase Angle Voltmeter.
Also known as the Digital Analyzing
Voltmeter, it is modeled after the popular Model 2250. It incorporates
its most used functions at a lower price while sacrificing some
frequency bandwidth and accuracy. The instrument employs a
microprocessor-based design, utilizing Fast-Fourier Transform techniques
that combine many of the capabilities of today’s network/waveform
analyzers in a digital voltmeter configuration. Designed for the
Synchro/Resolver and LVDT/RVDT marketplace, this Phase Angle Voltmeter
accurately makes measurements of Phase Angle, In-Phase, Quadrature,
Fundamental and Total, as well as impedance, power and harmonics.
Isolated inputs allow null, ratio and gain measurements of key
parameters and a reference phase offset facilitates bridging
measurements. A sensitive null meter is included for precise nulling.
The instrument is unusually “user friendly”.
Unlike menu driven
Instruments, simply by pressing individual switches on the front panel,
you can access a wide number of functions. Functions accessed by a
single touch include:
At turn-on or frequency change, the instrument automatically initiates a self-calibration sequence. This checks critical performance criteria and makes internal adjustments that maximize accuracy. This sequence can be initiated by the user at any time. Long term accuracy and stability is thus assured.
North Atlantic 2251