What happens before a current burst?
Three starts from one recorded weld, compared on a common relative scale. The opening looks similar; the later pulses vary.
A short, focused look at the recorded welding current: the beginning of the burst is similar in these three
examples, then the pulses that follow differ.
What you see
- Three starts taken from one recorded weld, on the same relative scale.
- A similar opening in the three examples, then different later pulses.
- Slow-motion optical footage of the weld as independent context.
How to read it
- It is a measured observation from the current record, not a weld-quality verdict.
- The optical footage is not a synchronized view of these current starts.
- Gaps in the record are left blank.
Who it is for
Process engineers who want to compare the recorded shape of the current first, then ask what else the process needs to explain it.
Where the recording comes from
The current record comes from WeldTrace welding parameter monitoring. To see the same view on your own welding cell, ask for a WeldTrace demo.
