Time Domain Reflectometer Repair

June Company’s Repair and Calibration Process

Diagnosis: Technicians start by diagnosing issues with the Time Domain Reflectometer, inspecting components such as the pulse generator, sensors, and display systems to identify faults or inaccuracies.
Component Evaluation: Each component, including the pulse transmission and reflection measurement systems, is thoroughly evaluated for signs of wear, damage, or malfunction.
Repair: Faulty components identified during diagnosis are repaired or replaced. This can involve fixing or replacing pulse generators, sensors, connectors, and display units to restore the TDR’s functionality.
Calibration: The TDR is recalibrated to ensure accurate measurements. This involves setting the device to accurately send pulses and measure reflection times, ensuring consistent and reliable fault detection.
Verification: Post-repair and calibration, the TDR undergoes thorough verification by running various test scenarios to ensure it can accurately detect and locate faults in different types of cables.
Final Testing: The device is subjected to final tests to confirm its performance and reliability, ensuring it can accurately measure reflections and locate faults in cables.