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Instek PSU 30-50
Product Features:
Voltage Output: 30V
Current Output: 50A
Power Output: 1500W
Output Power Rating: 1500W
C.V / C.C Priority
Adjustable voltage/current rise and fall time
Series/ Parallel Connection: Max. 2 Units(Models Under 300V)/ 4 Units of The Same Model
High Efficiency and High Power Density
1U Height and 19″ Rack Mount Size
Bleeder Control Function
Internal Resistance Function
Panel Lock Function
Protection: OVP, OCP, OHP, UVL< AC Fail, FAN Fail
Standard Interface: USB, LAN, RS-232, RS-485, Analog Control
Optional Interface: PSU-GPIB – Isolated Analog Interface (Voltage/Current Control)
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Description
Instek PSU 30-50
The Instek PSU 30-50, a DC power supply with high power density design, is 1U in height and compatible with 19″ Rack Mount Size. The PSU3050 is suitable for test system installation or system integration by flexibly selecting models for the integration into the existing test system. The PSU 30-50, featuring superior voltage and current control functions, has an output voltage/current ranging of 30V/50A. The PSU3050 is suitable for different test conditions and DUTs, including electronic components testing, micro resistors, relays, shunt resistors, 12V/24V/48V battery simulation, and automotive electronic device testing.
Utilizing same model units of the PSU-Series to conduct series and parallel connections can increase total output power, total current or total voltage. The wide voltage and current output ranges of the PSU-Series can fully satisfy various voltage and current measurement requirements. The PSU-Series is a single power output DC programmable power supply, which outputs 1200W to 1560W. The PSU-Series provides maximum 2 units in series connection (models under 300V) to achieve maximum 600V or 4 units in parallel connection to obtain maximum 800A and the maximum output power of 6.24 kilowatts.
The PSU 30-50 allows settings for CC priority or CV priority. Under CC or CV mode, users can adjust slew rate for output voltage or current based upon test requirements. There are two kinds of slew rate settings: high speed priority and slew rate priority. High speed priority sets slew rate at the maximum speed to reach CC or CV mode. Slew rate priority allows users to set slew rate for CC or CV mode in order to control rise or fall slew rate. Slew rate priority mode is ideal for motor tests by adjusting the rise time of output voltage to protect DUT from being damaged by inrush current occurred at turn-on.
