A thyristor valve test system based on cooperation of logic functions of software, wherein the test system comprises: a thyristor valve (5) to be tested, a VBE (3) and a tester (4), and the VBE (3) has a dedicated test mode, the tester (4) provides three steps for each test item. The thyristor valve (5) to be tested and the VBE (3) are connected by optical fibers (1), and the thyristor valve (5) to be tested and the tester (4) are connected by cables (2), and there is no connection between the VBE (3) and the tester (4).

A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) breaker testing system can include an enclosure having at least one wall that forms a cavity. The system can also include at least one GFCI breaker disposed within the cavity. The system can further include a sensing circuit assembly having at least one switch, where the at least one switch is electrically coupled to the at least one GFCI breaker. The system can also include a user interface assembly disposed, at least in part, outside the cavity, where the user interface assembly is coupled to the sensing circuit assembly, where the user interface assembly instructs the at least one switch to test the at least one GFCI breaker.

A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) breaker testing system can include an enclosure having at least one wall that forms a cavity. The system can also include at least one GFCI breaker disposed within the cavity. The system can further include a sensing circuit assembly having at least one switch, where the at least one switch is electrically coupled to the at least one GFCI breaker. The system can also include a user interface assembly disposed, at least in part, outside the cavity, where the user interface assembly is coupled to the sensing circuit assembly, where the user interface assembly instructs the at least one switch to test the at least one GFCI breaker.

A distributed test method applicable to a system-level test of intelligent high voltage equipment. The method includes: firstly, carrying out unified modeling on test equipment behaviors according to test requirements, and generating a general test case for ensuring accuracy and coordination of test behaviors and test time sequences under various work conditions; then, extracting, according to a feature element of role defining, sequence states of same roles from the general test case, and recombining the sequence states according to an execution sequence so as to form test sub-cases of the roles; finally, executing, by each piece of test equipment, corresponding test sub-cases to achieve cooperative linkage by means of information interaction, so as to accomplish entire process simulation of the test conditions.

A distributed test method applicable to a system-level test of intelligent high voltage equipment. The method includes: firstly, carrying out unified modeling on test equipment behaviors according to test requirements, and generating a general test case for ensuring accuracy and coordination of test behaviors and test time sequences under various work conditions; then, extracting, according to a feature element of role defining, sequence states of same roles from the general test case, and recombining the sequence states according to an execution sequence so as to form test sub-cases of the roles; finally, executing, by each piece of test equipment, corresponding test sub-cases to achieve cooperative linkage by means of information interaction, so as to accomplish entire process simulation of the test conditions.

A synthetic test circuit for testing a submodule performance in a power compensator includes a submodule test unit which is an object of testing the submodule performance, a current source and a controller. The current source is connected to the submodule test unit to supply a voltage to the submodule test unit such that a charging voltage having a capacity set in the submodule test unit is stored in order to operate the submodule test unit. The controller is configured to perform control to perform a submodule performance test of the submodule test unit using the stored charging voltage.

An apparatus and method for diagnosing damage of a switch in a battery protection circuit include a battery protection circuit including a first switch and a second switch connected to a battery pack and a switch damage diagnosing device for measuring in the battery protection circuit and for diagnosing whether any one of the first switch and the second switch is damaged. The source terminal of the first switch and the source terminal of the second switch can be connected to a common source, which can diagnose whether or not the switch is damaged only by measuring the voltage at a certain point without measuring a current.

A fault detector for an anti-parallel thyristor includes: a power supply unit configured to supply power to the first and second thyristors; a first current sensor configured to output a first current measurement value that flows through the first thyristor; a second current sensor configured to output a second current measurement value that flows through the second thyristor; and a detector which notifies a fault of a thyristor when the first and second current measurement values satisfy a set fault condition.

A method and a circuit for detecting an electric arc in an electric circuit supplied with AC current during a supply period includes measuring at least one input signal (S) among a current (I) and an input voltage (U) of the electric circuit, supplying a warning signal (A1) to indicate that an electric arc occurs when the input signal (S) is constant over at least one portion of the supply period, digitally sampling the input signal (S) during the measurement thereof according to predetermined levels and, to identify that the input signal (S) is constant, determining the frequency at which each level is reached by the input signal (S) over a predetermined time window, comparing the frequency of each level with a predetermined warning threshold, and issuing the warning signal if the frequency of at least one of the levels is higher than the warning threshold.

A method and a circuit for detecting an electric arc in an electric circuit supplied with AC current during a supply period includes measuring at least one input signal (S) among a current (I) and an input voltage (U) of the electric circuit, supplying a warning signal (A1) to indicate that an electric arc occurs when the input signal (S) is constant over at least one portion of the supply period, digitally sampling the input signal (S) during the measurement thereof according to predetermined levels and, to identify that the input signal (S) is constant, determining the frequency at which each level is reached by the input signal (S) over a predetermined time window, comparing the frequency of each level with a predetermined warning threshold, and issuing the warning signal if the frequency of at least one of the levels is higher than the warning threshold.