Abstract: A test system (10) for testing an electric device (30), in particular a high-voltage device, has a portable main device (100) with a housing (140), an electric connection assembly (120, 121) and a mechanical connection assembly (145) and has a portable additional device (200, 300) with a separate housing (240, 340), an electric connection assembly (220, 320) and a mechanical connection assembly (245). The main device (100) can be mechanically connected to the additional device (200, 300) in a releasable manner by coupling the mechanical connection assemblies (145, 245) to form a structural unit, wherein the main device (100) can be electrically connected to the additional device (200, 300) via the first electric connection assemblies (120, 121, 220, 320).

Abstract: A transformer test device (10) for testing a transformer (40) has connections (12) for releasably connecting the transformer test device (10) to the transformer (40). The transformer test device (10) has a source (13) for generating a test signal for testing the transformer (40). The transformer test device (10) has a controllable switching means (15) which is connected to the connections (12) during a transformer test for the purpose of short-circuiting at least one winding (42) of the transformer (40).

Abstract: The following steps are performed in order to test a tap changer of a transformer which tap changer is designed to change a transmission ratio of the transformer: generating a test signal which is supplied to a winding of the transformer and to the tap changer, repeatedly actuating the tap changer in order to change the transmission ratio with each actuation, determining a curve of an electrical measurement variable (I; I1; I2) of the transformer over time (t) for each actuation of the tap changer depending on the test signal filtering the curves in order to prevent at least one of the curves from being output outputting the filtered curves.

Abstract: The following steps are performed in order to test a tap changer (20) of a transformer (5; 6) which tap changer is designed to change a transmission ratio of the transformer (5; 6): generating a test signal which is supplied to a winding (1-3; 10) of the transformer (5; 6) and to the tap changer (20). Repeatedly actuating the tap changer (20) in order to change the transmission ratio with each actuation. Determining a curve of an electrical measurement variable (I; I1; I2) of the transformer (5; 6) over time (t) respectively during the step of actuating the tap changer (20) depending on the test signal. automatically illustrating the curves (41, 42) in a temporally-superimposed manner.

Abstract: A transformer test device (10) for testing a transformer (40) has connections (12) for releasably connecting the transformer test device (10) to the transformer (40). The transformer test device (10) has a source (13) for generating a test signal for testing the transformer (40). The transformer test device (10) has a controllable switching means (15) which is connected to the connections (12) during a transformer test for the purpose of short-circuiting at least one winding (42) of the transformer (40).

Abstract: The following steps are performed in order to test a tap changer (20) of a transformer (5; 6) which tap changer is designed to change a transmission ratio of the transformer (5; 6): generating a test signal which is supplied to a winding (1-3; 10) of the transformer (5; 6) and to the tap changer (20). Repeatedly actuating the tap changer (20) in order to change the transmission ratio with each actuation. Determining a curve of an electrical measurement variable (I; I1; I2) of the transformer (5; 6) over time (t) respectively during the step of actuating the tap changer (20) depending on the test signal. automatically illustrating the curves (41, 42) in a temporally-superimposed manner.

Abstract: The following steps are performed in order to test a tap changer (20) of a transformer (5; 6) which tap changer is designed to change a transmission ratio of the transformer (5; 6): generating a test signal which is supplied to a winding (1-3; 10) of the transformer (5; 6) and to the tap changer (20). Repeatedly actuating the tap changer (20) in order to change the transmission ratio with each actuation. Determining a curve of an electrical measurement variable (I; I1; I2) of the transformer (5; 6) over time (t) for each actuation of the tap changer (20) depending on the test signal. Filtering the curves (41, 42) in order to prevent at least one of the curves (41, 42) from being output. Outputting the filtered curves (41; 42).