Cobra4 Xpert-Link 12625-99

PHYWE Systeme GmbH & Co. KG

Robert-Bosch-Breite 10
37079 Göttingen
Germany

Phone +49 (0) 551 604–0
Fax +49 (0) 551 604–107
E-mail info@phywe.de
Internet www.phywe.com

Operating instructions

This unit complies

with the applicable
EU regulations.
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nzmaschine

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Attention!
2 PURPOSE AND CHARACTERISTICS
 Carefully read these operating instructions completely be-
3 FUNCTIONAL AND OPERATING ELEMENTS fore operating this instrument. By doing so, you protect
yourself and your equipment.
4 NOTES ON OPERATION  Only use the instrument for the purpose for which it is in-
tended. Never exceed the maximum values that are stated
below in 6 Technical data.
5 HANDLING
 Only use the instrument in dry rooms in which there is no
5.1 Putting into operation risk of explosion.
5.2 Configuration and handling  Take care that no liquids or objects enter in through the
ventilation slots.
5.3 Maintenance
 Protect the instrument from dust, moisture and vapours.
Only clean it in voltage-free state with a slightly moistened,
6 TECHNICAL DATA
lint-free cloth. Aggressive cleaning agents and solvents
are unsuitable.
7 PARTS SUPPLIED  Prior to connecting the unit to the mains power supply,
ensure that the protective conductor of the power supply
8 ACCESSORIES unit is correctly connected to the protective conductor of
the mains power supply network. The mains power plug
9 WASTE DISPOSAL may only be plugged into a mains power socket that is
equipped with a protective conductor. Do not eliminate this
10 SYMBOL DESCRIPTION protective effect by using an extension lead without a
protective conductor.
 Check that your mains supply voltage corresponds to that
given on the type plate fixed to the instrument.
 Install the instrument so that the on/off switch and the
mains connecting plug are easily accessible. Do not cover
the ventilation slits.

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 Do not operate if there are visible signs of damage to the
unit, the connection cord or the measuring lines.
 Do not open the unit.
 Do not connect any devices to the unit other than the ones
that are intended for this purpose.
 Only use the mains power cable that is supplied with the
unit or an equivalent cable.
2 PURPOSE AND CHARACTERISTICS
Use of the device
The Cobra4 Xpert-Link is a computer based data measuring
system, which can be used for regulations and measurements
especially in physics, biology and chemistry in a manifold way.
The device measures instantaneous values and the root mean
squares in direct and alternating current circuits, directly.
Therefore, two current and two voltage inputs are located at
the front of the device; all the inputs are separated galvani-
cally. The measured root mean square values are true root
mean squares (TRMS), which are calculated by the Cobra4
Xpert-Link and are available in form of live-values.
Moreover, the Cobra4 Sensor Port interfaces provide the pos-
sibility, to connect up to two Sensor-Units of the Cobra4 series,
which can also measure non-electrical data. This extends the
spectrum of measurable values.
The Xpert-Link has two trigger in- and outputs available that
allow light barriers or other devices providing TTL-signals to
start and stop measurements, automatically. Two different
4 mm safety-connectors are able to supply these devices with
the necessary supply voltage.
The measured data is sent via the USB 2.0 interface to a con-
nected computer platform-independent. With the help of the
software of a connected computer it is possible to control the
integrated switch contact and therefore to open and close ex-
ternal current circuits.
The instrument is guarded against an overcurrent by a mains
fuse and two separately accessible port fuses for both current
channels (see 5 Handling and 6 Technical data).
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3 FUNCTIONAL AND OPERATING ELEMENTS
The unit is accommodated in an impact resistant plastic hous-
ing. A retractable carrying handle is recessed into the unit and
can be folded down so that the instrument slopes down to-
wards the back. Four rubber feet provide resistance to slip-
ping. The unit can be stacked onto other units of the same de-
sign, because the rubber feet fit into cup-shaped recesses of
the unit beneath, ensuring that the top instrument does not
slide off. The sloped position can only be used for the upper-
most unit of the stack.
The supplied connecting cord is used to connect the unit to the
AC mains. The cord is inserted into the equipment connector
at the back of the unit (Fig. 2 E). The mains switch (C) for op-
erating the unit is situated in the immediate vicinity of the
equipment connecting plug at the back of the unit. Both current
measuring channels are secured separately by a fuse (A and
B).
The centre of the back plane provides a thread for the attach-
ment of the support clamp for small case (02043-10), which is
optional available (see Fig. 2). By use of that clamp, the unit
can be fixed to various support rods. Thereby, the visibility will
be increased in demonstration experiments.
Attention!
To avoid damage to the inner electrical components of the unit
and to prevent people from getting harmed by electric shock,
use the provided support clamp (02043-10), only.
You must not use screws with lengths over 16 mm!
C
D
E
A
B
Fig. 2: Back plane of the small case with support clamp attached.
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2 7
1 11
Fig. 3: Functional and operating elements, front plane.
Use protective measuring lines with fixed insulating sleeve
(e. g. Safty connecting cables, art. no. 07337-88). By doing so,
you protect yourself and your equipment.
Cobra4 Xpert-Link does not possess manually operated ele-
ments. It is operated by a computer as soon as the connection
via USB has been established. All other functional and operat-
ing elements are located on the front panel of the unit (see Fig.
3):
1 Voltage measuring channels CH 3 and CH 4
Two identical BNC connectors for (galvanically separated)
simultaneous voltage measurements in direct and alternating
current circuits. Connection of 4 mm plugs is possible via
adapter (contained in Xpert-Link set of cables 12625-10).
Maximum sampling rate is 10 MHz for each channel (in live-
measurements up to 50 kHz).
Configuration in measureLAB via
/ Settings / Sensors/Channels / Xpert-Link.
Five available measuring ranges from ±10 mV (resolution
10 µV) to ±30 V (resolution 30 mV) with selectable measure-
ment range. Individual selection between the measurement of
instantaneous values and root mean squares, with AC+DC-
and AC-coupling especially for operations in oscilloscope mo-
dus (see 6 Technical data, measurement modes).
2 Current measuring channels CH 1 and CH 2
Two identical pairs of 4 mm safety-connectors for (galvanically
separated) simultaneous current measurements in direct and
alternating current circuits. Connection of BNC connectors is
possible via adapter (contained in Xpert-Link set of cables
12625-10).
Maximum sampling rate is 2 MHz for each channel (in live-
measurements up to 50 kHz).
Configuration in measureLAB via
/ Settings / Sensors/Channels / Xpert-Link.
Five available measuring ranges from ±1 mA (resolution
0,2 µV) to ±10 A (resolution 2 mA) with selectable measure-
ment range. Individual selection between the measurement of
instantaneous values and root mean squares. Both channels
are secured by an own safety-fuse that is accessible on the
backside (see Fig. 2 A/B). Additionally, the small measure-
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ment ranges (100 mA, 10 mA, 1 mA) are secured by a resetta-
ble fuse (see 5.3 Maintenance and 6 Technical Data).
For currents of ≥10 A, the fuse may possibly blow early due to
tolerances or at high ambient temperatures.
3 Ground connection (functional grounding)
Two 4 mm connectors, internally grounded. Executed as a
functional grounding, plus it is connected with the ground of
the computer, when it is connected via USB-connection (11).
For usage in combination with the trigger ports (4 and 5) or the
fixed-voltage connectors.
4 Trigger input T1
4 mm connector provides, in combination with a ground con-
nection (3), the possibility of an automatic start and/or stop of
the measurement. Combinable with the second trigger input
T2 (5). Both ports react either to positive or negative switching
flanks (TTL-level). In measureLAB via / Settings / Trigger-
configuration, the flanks can be set separately.
Moreover it is possible to record and give out data that took
place before the start event, if a pre-trigger value is selected.
In addition to measurements at the integrated current (1) and
voltage measuring channels (2), one can (de-)activate con-
nected Xpert-Connects with attached Sensor-Unit that are
connected through Cobra4 Sensor-Ports (9), or regulate the
switching contact (8).
5 Trigger in- and output T2
Second trigger input, which function is identical to the trigger
input T1 (4).
6 Power-LED
Turns on when supplied by voltage via power cable.
If multiple Xpert-Links, that are connected to the same com-
puter, appear in measureLAB, they can be identified by click-
ing the name of the Xpert-Links in the input bar (see Fig. 4).
The power-LED of the related Xpert-Link flashes for 2–3 sec-
onds.
If Sensor-Units of the same kind are connected via different
interface-modules, they can be identified in the same way. Af-
ter clicking the name in measureLAB, the power-LED of the
corresponding interface-module flashes.
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Fig. 4: Identification of the Xpert-Link in measureLAB. After clicking
the name “Xpert-Link”, the power-LED of the related device flashes.
7 Fixed-voltage outputs 5 V / 2 A
Two 4 mm safety-connectors that deliver a voltage of +5V,
when connected with a ground connector (3). Serve as supply
for external devices like e.g. the light barrier compact (or-
der no. 11207-20).
8 Switch contact
Software regulated switch contact for max. 30 V / 2 A for steer-
ing external circuits. Synchronous start of experiment and
measurement. The switch contact is operated with the button
shown in Fig. 5, displayed is the opened state.
Fig. 5: Button to open and close the switch contact.
9 Cobra4 Sensor ports
Possibility to connect up to two Sensor-Units of the Cobra4
series, simultaneously. The connection takes place via an
Xpert-Connect (order no. 12625-01), that is connected with a
Mini-DIN-cable.
The Sensor-Units can be used in the same way as with the
other available Cobra4-interface modules connected to com-
puter. Moreover, the connection via Xpert-connect to Xpert-
Link provides the possibility to synchronise measurements of
the Sensor-Units with additionally measurements of the Xpert-
Link through manual triggering, or to start and stop measure-
ments by defined trigger-events occurring at the Xpert-Link or
a connected Sensor-Unit (connectors 4 and 5).
Attention!
Use the Cobra4 Sensor ports exclusively with Cobra4 Xpert-
Connect interface-modules and corresponding Mini-DIN-ca-
ble.
Carefully read the respective operating instruc-
tions completely before operating an Xpert-Con-
nect. By doing so, you protect yourself and your
equipment.
10 Transmission LED
Signalises the connection to the computer via USB port (11).
The LED flashes during data transmission and lights continu-
ously, as soon as the data acquisition is activated.
11 USB port
Type B port for the connection to the USB 2.0 port of the com-
puter with a data cable. As soon as the connection is estab-
lished, the functions of the Xpert-Links are controlled via the
computer.
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4 NOTES ON OPERATION
We recommend the usage of the Cobra4 Xpert-Link with a lap-
top in battery mode, i.e. with the power adapter disconnected.
Otherwise the mains current could possibly distort the meas-
urement. Thereby the operating system must not be in energy-
saving mode, because the entire performance is needed for
the measurements.
This high-quality instrument fulfils all of the technical require-
ments that are compiled in current EC guidelines. The charac-
teristics of this product qualify it for the CE mark.
This instrument is only to be put into operation under specialist
supervision in a controlled electromagnetic environment in re-
search, educational and training facilities (schools, universi-
ties, institutes and laboratories).
This means that in such an environment, no mobile phones
etc. are to be used in the immediate vicinity. The individual
connecting leads are each not to be longer than 2 m. The in-
strument can be so influenced by electrostatic charges and
other electromagnetic phenomena (HF, bursts, indirect light-
ning discharges) that it no longer works within the given spec-
ifications.
The following measures reduce or eliminate the effect of such
disturbances: Avoid fitted carpets; ensure potential equaliza-
tion; carry out experiments on a conductive, earthed surface,
use screened cables, do not operate high-frequency emitters
(radios, mobile phones) in the immediate vicinity.
Use PHYWE experiment guides and instruments that are de-
scribed in there. Hence it can be expected, that disturbances
(e. g. energy-rich transients) are minimized, and that exact and
reproducible measuring results will be obtained.
After a total failure, e.g. after an overload of the fixed voltage
outputs (7), perform a restart by interrupting the supply volt-
age. The device is in its ground state afterwards.
This instrument corresponds to Class A, Group 1 of the
EN 55011 Standard and can only be operated without limita-
tion outside of residential areas. Should electromagnetic dis-
turbances occur in surrounding residential areas although op-
eration is limited to the technical room of a school or other
training facility, then it can be demanded of the operator that
he carries out adequate measures (e.g. screening, greater dis-
tance, reduction in the operating time) at his own cost.
5 HANDLING
This section describes how to put Cobra4 Xpert-Link into op-
eration and provides an overview of how to collect data. To
avoid failure or improper operation, please read carefully
through this section.
5.1 Putting into operation
First of all, the necessary drivers and the operating program
“measureLAB” need to be installed on the computer. Therefore
download the setup file at www.phywe.com, execute the
setup, and follow the displayed steps.
When starting measureLAB, the Xpert-Link is available instan-
taneously. This is shown by the Xpert-Link-symbol (under the
designation “XL”, see Fig. 4) at the input bar on the left-hand
side of the screen.
Note:
We recommend checking for software and firmware updates
on a regular basis. By doing so, you ensure that Xpert-Link
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and connected Sensor-Units via Xpert-Connect will be de-
tected correctly and you ensure to have the latest functions
available.
Free updates of the software and the firmware update pro-
gramme deviceupdate.exe can be found on our website:
www.phywe.com >> Downloads >> Software download
5.2 Configuration and handling
5.2.1 Channel configuration
The configuration of the channels can be performed individu-
ally and independently from the other channels. The configu-
ration is available under / Settings / Sensors/Channels. It
is also available by clicking on the gearwheel-symbol in the
Xpert-Link menu of the input bar (Fig. 4)
For every measuring channel the following operating modes
can be used. The configuration is exemplarily shown for the
first voltage channel CH 3 in Fig. 6.
Measuring mode
 Instantaneous value (sample)
Recording of analogue current and voltage values in DC
and AC-circuits. Direct conversion in digital values.
 True root mean squares (TRMS)
Analogue current and voltage signals in AC-circuits will be
converted into true root mean squares by a TRMS-con-
verter. The input signal is not limited to certain curve forms
like the sinus curve, but gives out the actual root mean
square value for every signal.
Coupling
(only voltage channels)
 AC + DC
Combined amount of direct and alternating voltage. Gives
out the complete signal of an input voltage in an alternat-
ing circuit.
 AC
Alternating voltage part only. The direct voltage parts of
an input voltage are suppressed by a capacitor, which is
connected in series.
This enables e.g. for a weak alternating voltage with a big
offset the selection of a smaller measuring range or the
visualisation of a signal noise of a direct voltage.
Further settings
 Decimal places: entry of decimal places that are shown in
diagrams and on the digital- /analogue-display.
 Measuring range: specification of the measuring range,
for the resolution see 6 Technical data.
 Averaging: shows how many values are averaged device-
internal, before the mean value is transmitted to the com-
puter as a single value.
 Set to zero 0: manual offset. Current value of the
channel will be set as the zero point for the display.
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Fig. 6: Configuration of the Xpert-Link channels
5.2.2 Configuration of the start-/stop-trigger
Next to the manual measurement there is a possibility to reg-
ulate the data acquisition with external or internal triggers.
Therefore e.g. repeated measurements can be executed syn-
chronously or certain events can be measured. It is possible
to set either the trigger inputs T1 and T2, that react to TTL-
signals, or the thresholds or flanks of other measured values
as start and stop-trigger.
Moreover it is possible to record the data directly before the
start-trigger event occurs. The data will be presented on a neg-
ative time axis and can be defined over pre-triggers. Therefore
one can set either a certain amount of values or time-limited
intervals.
A virtual LED in the measureLAB main window indicates if a
trigger is active.
Attention:
After completion of the configuration it is necessary to activate
the start-trigger by clicking the start-button!
5.2.3 Connection of the Sensor-Units via Xpert-Connect
Cobra4 Sensor-Units that are connected via Xpert-Connect
are recognised automatically. They appear, like the Xpert-
Link, separately in the input-bar on the right-hand side of the
screen as a sensor-specific icon. The icon is described with
“XC” ( for Xpert-Connect) for better recognition. The configu-
ration is similar to the configuration for the Xpert-Link.
5.2.4 Setting the sampling rate
The sampling rate of the measurement is set together for every
used sensor under / Settings / Measurements and can be
chosen freely.
The sampling rate for the current measurement is displayed in
the bottom left of the main window (see Fig. 7). By clicking on
the value, one gets to the same setting-menu.
Fig. 7: Presentation of the parameters in measureLAB: start/stop-but-
ton, measuring duration and amount of recorded data for the current
or previous measurement as well as the sampling rate for the current
or previous measurement
The maximum sampling rate of the channels (and of different
Sensor-Units via Xpert-Connect) varies. If a higher rate than
the individual channel supports is configured, the measure-
ment is executed with maximum rate of this channel. Moreo-
ver, for voltage measurements with high sampling rates over
2 MHz, the channels CH1 and CH2 of the Xpert-Link are de-
activated, to make the maximum bandwidth available.
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For continuous live measurements it is necessary that the data
can be transmitted at least with the same rate to the computer
like the data is recorded by the Xpert-Link. If the sampling rate
is higher than the maximum transmission rate (50 kHz), the
data has to be cached in the Xpert-Link, until it is activated by
the computer. If the memory of the device is full (capacity of
2 000 000 values), no further data can be recorded. The meas-
urement stops automatically.
Afterwards the complete memory content will be transmitted to
the computer. This process can take a while depending on the
used computer.
5.2.5 Data acquisition
For starting a measurement, always push the start-button (see
Fig. 7). The data of all active channels will be recorded. A
channel is active, if it is selected in the sensor-menu (Fig. 4)
and a display mode (e.g. diagram, analogue display, etc.) is
dropped on a tile in the main window. The related symbol of
the active channels is located behind the title of the tile (Fig. 8)
Channel fuses
On the left-hand side of the back plane, two channel fuses for
the current channels CH 1 and CH 2 are located. (Fig. 2, A and
B). The fuse holders can be opened using a screwdriver. To
open the fuse holder, slightly press and turn to the left.
Prior to replacing a channel fuse ensure that the cause for the
blown fuse is eliminated (e.g. by removing all cords from the
current measuring channels). Only fuses that are listed in the
table below are allowed as channel fuses:
Manufacturer and model Description
Littelfuse 021806.3
6.3 A time-delay
Littelfuse 021306.3
glass 5x20 mm
Schurter 0034.3125
Spare fuses are available at PHYWE.
Take out the defect fuse and replace it with a new one that is
allowed; then fit the fuse holder back in the mains socket.
Should this fuse blow when the instrument is switched on,
never replace it with a more resistant fuse! A defect is indi-
cated and the instrument must be returned to the Phywe ser-
vice department for repair.

6 TECHNICAL DATA
(typical for 25 °C, after 10 min of operation)
Operating temperature range 5–40 °C
Relative humidity < 80 %

Attention!

The permissible voltage of max. 30 V must not be exceeded.

Mains supply
The device corresponds to protection class I and must only be
connected to mains sockets with protecting earth conductor
Fig. 8: Diagram with the active channel CH3 𝑈1 of the Xpert-Link. (PE).

The measurement starts instantly or awaits a trigger-signal, Connection voltage 100–240 V

and runs until (+6 % / −10 %)
 the start/stop-button is pushed again Mains frequency 50 Hz / 60 Hz
 a stop-trigger signal occurs Power consumption 28 VA
 or until the device memory is filled with measurement data. Main fuse see type plate
Attention: (5 mm x 20 mm)
If bigger amounts of data are recorded, some time is needed,
depending on the computer, after the stop until the data is avail- Measuring channels
able for further processing. If analysing-tools are used before All four measuring channels CH 1 to CH 4 are galvanically
the diagram shows the measurement, it can happen that the separated and support the following switchable measuring
data gets lost! ranges.
The maximum live data rate via USB to the computer is 50 kHz
5.2.6 Usage as an oscilloscope and depends on the amount of transmitted channels. For
measureLAB provides an oscilloscope measuring mode for higher sample rates, the Xpert-Link switches to burst mode, in
the Xpert-Link. This offers the possibility to e. g. set a threshold which the measurement stops as soon as the burst memory
for triggered display of the measured values or to apply a Fast runs full. Afterwards, the measured data will be transmitted to
Fourier Transformation (FFT) to the signal. the computer completely.
5.3 Maintenance Burst memory depth 2 000 000 values
5.3.1 Changing the fuses
Voltage measuring channels CH 3 and CH 4
Before changing the fuse, make sure that the device is discon-
Sample rate, max. 10 MHz per channel
nected from the mains. Never bypass or repair fuses.
Input impedance 1 MΩ and approx. 40 pF
Primary safety-fuse
Measuring range −30…+30 V
The fuse holder is in the upper part of the mains socket of the
Resolution 30 mV
instrument (Fig. 2 D), and is only accessible when the connect-
Precision
ing cord is not plugged in. Unplug the connecting cord, and
Sample ±1 % measured value, plus
open the fuse holder using a screwdriver.
±0,5 % upper range value
As a replacement for the primary safety-fuse, only fuses with
TRMS ±1,5 % upper range value
the value that is printed on the type plate are allowed.
Damping ±3 dB at >4 MHz

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Measuring range −10…+10 V Measuring range −10…+10 mA
Resolution 10 mV Resolution 2 µA
Precision Shunt 1 Ω
Sample ±1 % measured value, plus Precision
±0,5 % upper range value Sample ±1 % measured value, plus
TRMS ±1,5 % upper range value ±0,5 % upper range value
Damping ±3 dB at 4 MHz TRMS ±3 % upper range value
Damping ±3 dB at 1 MHz
Measuring range −1…+1 V
Resolution 1 mV Measuring range −1…+1 mA
Precision Resolution 0.2 µA
Sample ±1 % measured value, plus Shunt 1 Ω
±0,5 % upper range value Precision
TRMS ±1,5 % upper range value Sample ±2 % measured value, plus
Damping ±3 dB at 10 MHz ±3 % upper range value
TRMS ±3 % upper range value and
Measuring range −100…+100 mV additionally ±0.1 mA
Resolution 0.1 mV Damping ±3 dB at 0.2 MHz
Precision
Sample ±1 % measured value, plus Other data
±0,5 % upper range value Fixed-voltage output +5 V / max. 2 A short-cir-
TRMS ±1,5 % upper range value cuit proof (device reset)
Damping ±3 dB at 4 MHz Switch contact max. 30 V / 2 A
Measuring range −10…+10 mV Trigger
Resolution 10 µV Signal bandwidth DC, 1 MHz
Precision Signal level TTL-compatible
Sample ±2 % measured value, plus Switch thresholds TTL-compatible
±3 % upper range value Overvoltage allowed max. ±30 V
TRMS ±1,5 % upper range value, Dimensions (mm) 190 x 140 x 130 (W x H x D)
plus ±1 mV Mass 1.2 kg
Damping ±3 dB at 2 MHz USB 2.0 for connection to a PC

Current measuring channels CH 1 and CH 2

Self-protection for measuring ranges
±10 A and ±1 A replaceable fuse 7 PARTS SUPPLIED
(see 5.3 Maintenance for Cobra4 Xpert-Link is supplied with the following components:
value)
 device incl. USB cable and power cord
typical measurement
duration approx. 20 min at current  Operating instructions
flow of 10 A
±100 mA, ±10 mA, ±1 mA self-resetting fuse (after
approx. 5 min) 8 ACCESSORIES
Sample rate, max. 2 MHz per channel The following accessories are available:
Measuring range −10…+10 A  Cobra4 Xpert-Link set of cables 12625-10
Resolution 2 mA  Support clamp for small case 02043-10
Shunt 10 mΩ  Spare fuses
Precision
Sample ±1 % measured value, plus The Cobra4 instrument line supports to record data with a
±0,5 % upper range value huge variety of Cobra4 Sensor-Units. To connect any Sensor-
TRMS ±3 % upper range value Unit to the Xpert-Link, the following interface module is re-
Damping ±3 dB at 1 MHz quired:
Measuring range −1…+1 A  Cobra4 Xpert-Connect 12625-01
Resolution 0.2 mA
Shunt 10 mΩ Moreover, further interface modules of the Cobra4 instrument
Precision line are available that are able to record Sensor-Unit data in-
Sample ±1 % measured value, plus dependently from Xpert-Link and Xpert-Connect. The data can
±0,5 % upper range value either be transmitted via WiFi to a computer or displayed and
TRMS ±3 % upper range value analysed on the handheld device:
Damping ±3 dB at 1 MHz
 Cobra4 Wireless/USB-Link 12601-10
Measuring range −100…+100 mA  Cobra4 Mobile-Link 2 12620-10
Resolution 20 µA
Shunt 1 Ω
Precision
Sample ±1 % measured value, plus
±0,5 % upper range value
TRMS ±3 % upper range value
Damping ±3 dB at 1 MHz

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9 WASTE DISPOSAL
The packaging mainly consists of environmentally-friendly ma-
terials that should be returned to the local recycling stations.

Do not dispose of this product with normal

household waste. If this unit needs to be
disposed of, please return it to the address
that is stated below for proper disposal.

PHYWE Systeme GmbH & Co. KG

Customer Service
Robert-Bosch-Breite 10
37079 Göttingen
Germany

Telephone +49 (0) 551 604-274
Fax +49 (0) 551 604-246

10 SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Caution!
Potentially harmful situation
(damage of property)
Generally dangerous spot
Follow operating instructions
Note
Important device information
Follow operating instructions

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