Key Benefits
OVP AND OCP TRIPS
Variable trips for over-voltage and overcurrent are provided on each output. Unlike a limit setting, the trip setting turns the output off and provides a different level of protection.
For example, when repetitively testing a unit which normally takes a peak current of 10A, the current limit could be set to 11A and the OCP to 10.1A to ensure that a faulty unit will trip the supply off and not be damaged by over dissipation. The output trip can also be activated by other fault conditions including over temperature and remote sense mis-wiring. The cause of the trip is shown on the display.
LOW RESISTANCE CALCULATION
The meter for each output can be set to show the equivalent resistance of the load by displaying voltage divided by current. This function enables low resistance measurements to be made at high currents by using the remote sense terminals to create a four terminal connection. This gives more reliable results for certain component types, such as magnetics, which operate at ampere levels.
QUASI ANALOG CONTROL
All models incorporate analog interfaces for voltage control of both output voltage and output current (non-isolated). An isolated logic control signal is provided for control of output on/off. An isolated open-collector logic output signal is also available. This can be menu selected as true or false for output enabled or disabled, current limit, power limit, or any fault trip.
SELV MODE
QPX750SP provides an added safety feature where voltages above 50V require authorisation from the user.