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This is a Huntron 2000A Tracker Circuit and component checker which came from a laboratory environment. All in working order. Well cared for. The case is perfect but for a couple of scuffs and a nick in the top left corner. This unit will come with power cord and 2 test leads (not shown) This unit starts up and all lights work. However it has not been tested insitu. I am confident that it does work, and if used properly will allow you to track down any number of circuit problems. The Huntron Tracker 2000 provides advanced troubleshooting capabilities to simplify testing newer technology components such as CMOS and MOS circuits. Its built-in pulse generator lets you thoroughly troubleshootgate-fired devices such as SCRs, TRIACs and optocouplers. By energizing the gate, you can test a component in an active mode. You use a Tracker 2000 while the power to the circuitry you’re testing is turned off. So you avoid an accidental short that could cause further damage. It allows you to analyze the overall health of a solid-state component, which makes it perfect for finding leakage or substrate damage that has brought a system or PCB down prematurely. Because it can compare suspect components to known-good equivalents, it’s also ideal for troubleshooting when documentation is missing or incomplete. The Huntron Tracker 2000 is ideal for troubleshooting Programmable Logic Controls (PLCs). In troubleshooting multi-channel input modules, technicians frequently run into a damaged channel because the IC buffers, optocouplers and drivers have been overstressed. By using the pulse generator built into the Tracker 2000, you can quickly troubleshoot optocouplers and other gate-fired devices. Simply compare signatures of one channel against another. You’ll usually find problems where you see differences in signatures. Likewise, you can compare multichannel outputs with the Tracker 2000. These devices usually fail when too much current is drawn through the logic section. To troubleshoot them, compare the signatures of ICs in one channel against those in another, looking for differences that indicate a problem. The Tracker works by applying a current-limited AC signal across two points of a component. The current flow causes a vertical deflection of the CRT trace, while the voltage causes a horizontal deflection. Together, they give you a unique current-voltage “analog signature†that represents the overall health of the device you’re testing. Analyzing each signature, you can quickly tell if a component is good, bad or marginal Range Selection Manual or AutoScan Pulse Mode +Pulse, -Pulse, or both; adjusable duty cycle The Huntron 2000A Tracker is a versatile troubleshooting tool used to statically test resistors, capacitors, inductors, diodes, transistors, multiple-component circuits, and integrated circuits. Its built-in features eliminate the use of multiple pieces of test equipment. These features and its lightweight portability make the 2000A a widely used tool for troubleshooting. * Test components and boards without power - ideal for catastrophic failures * Get a picture of a component's overall health - including intermittent problems * Test gate-fired devices with a built-in pulse generator * Test Frequencies: 50/60 Hz, 400 Hz, 2000 Hz * 100, 115, 230 Vac; 50 or 60 Hz operation * Weight: 6.5 lb; Size: 100 mm (4.0 in)H x 230 mm (9.0 in)W x 280 mm (11.0 in)D (Huntron 2000 a troubleshooter tracker was posted and is owned by: Kelly Ortiz) |
Kortiz@chicagopartsnetwork.com (Kelly Ortiz) for more information.
