Description: This Huntron ProTrack I Model 20 Tracker Troubleshooting System is a reliable tool for any business or industrial setting. Made by Huntron, a trusted brand in the industry, this Analog Signature Analyzer is a valuable addition to your toolkit. This system is perfect for troubleshooting and diagnosing issues in your equipment, especially for systems that are unable to be powered on. It is a must-have for any business owner or industrial professional. Comes with all the accessories pictured. It provides maximum test flexibility and control while keeping its operation easy to use. Huntron's unique power-off testing challenges the belief that functional component testing is the most effective test method for isolating and determining failures. The core technology that's key to this instrument's powerful troubleshooting capabilities is called Analog Signature Analysis (ASA). Analog Signature Analysis or ASA is a unique, power-off troubleshooting technique. It uses an alternating current (AC) sinewave stimulus to show the current (I) vs. voltage (V) characteristic of an unpowered component on a CRT. The IV characteristic is called an analog signature and each pin of a component can have a unique signature. When components fail, their signatures change so troubleshooting using ASA is simply a matter of finding the defective component by analyzing its signature. You can compare signatures of suspect components to signatures of known-good components. Because the test current applied across a component is limited, this technique is non-destructive, and does not damage any components. ASA has many advantages as a proven, fast, and effective troubleshooting technique. You can: • Troubleshoot circuitry that cannot be powered up due to a shorted condition. • Troubleshoot in a qualitative mode, allowing you to see physical problems with a suspect component. • Compare device characteristics with known types for better matching. • Investigate intermittent problems by seeing marginal indicators, such as small amounts of leakage, noise, etc. • Eliminate risk of accidental shorting across other points during POWER ON testing which could further damage the component or other components on the board. • Minimize the risk of shock hazard since the ASA troubleshooting approach requires no power applied to the circuitry.• Perform preventative maintenance by seeing flaws in components that could possibly lead to untimely failures. • Look at replacement components before they are installed in circuitry to reduce the risk of installing defective ones. Huntron’s ProTrack graphically displays the analog signature when connected to two terminals of a component for visual interpretation. ASA may be universally applied to any type of passive component like a resistor, capacitor, or inductor, or a solid state semiconductor component like a diode, transistor, SCR, digital, analog, or mixed-signal IC. When troubleshooting a board, the resultant signature is a composite of various component signatures at a particular node in the circuitry. By understanding what different signatures mean, you can determine which components are faulty. The ProTrack can be used as a stand alone benchtop instrument. You can also automate ASA analysis using Local Compare Mode and Remote Mode connected to a PC. In remote mode running Huntron's Workstation software, you can capture and store an entire board's analog signatures and recall them anytime for comparison and analysis. Works with Huntron Workstation version 3.5 and earlier. Get your hands on this Huntron ProTrack I Model 20 Tracker Troubleshooting System today and streamline your troubleshooting process.
Price: 950 USD
Location: Suffolk, Virginia
End Time: 2024-12-07T22:36:41.000Z
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money Back
Brand: Huntron
Type: Analog Signature Analyzer
MPN: ProTrack I Model 20
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
