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Technical Specification

Setup Resolution

0.1W

Accuracy

<1.0% Pmax

Output Read-back

Read-back current

Range

-30A~30A

Resolution

1mA

Accuracy

<0.1% Imax+0.1%Icurrent

Read-back Voltage

Range

0-60V

Resolution

1mV

Accuracy

<0.1% Umax

Read-back Power

Range

-200W~200W

Resolution

0.1W

Accuracy

<1% Pmax

Temperature Coefficient

Temperature
Coefficient

Voltage Tempera-
ture Coefficient

100ppm/

℃

Current Tempera-
ture Coefficient

50ppm/

℃

Battery Test

AH Measurement

AH Range

0AH-300AH

Accuracy

0.20%

Resolution

0.001AH

Regulation

Load Regulation

Voltage

≤0.05% Umax

Current

≤0.05% Imax

Line Regulation

Voltage

≤0.05% Umax

Current

≤0.05% Imax

Ripple

Voltage

≤100mVp-p

Current

≤30mArms

value voltage rise/fall time

Rise time

Voltage(No load)

5ms

Rise time

Voltage(Full load)

10ms

Fall time

Voltage(No load)

5ms

Fall time

Voltage(Full load)

5ms

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Summary of Contents for IT-M3400 Series

Page 1: ...Bi directional DC power supply IT M3400 Series User Manual Model IT M3400 Series Version V1 0 04 2020 Via Acquanera 29 22100 Como tel 031 526 566 r a fax 031 507 984 info calpower it www calpower it...

Page 2: ...ict with these terms the warranty terms in the separate agreement shall prevail Technology Licenses The hardware and or software de scribed herein are furnished under a li cense and may be used or cop...

Page 3: ...ice must be shipped PRE PAID And ITECH will pay for return of the product to customer If the product is returned to ITECH for warranty service from overseas all the freights duties and other taxes sha...

Page 4: ...refer to this manual for specific Warning or Caution information Negative terminal A chassis terminal Safety Precautions The following safety precautions must be observed during all phases of opera ti...

Page 5: ...ing the instrument to power supply Ensure the voltage fluctuation of mains supply is less than 10 of the working voltage range in order to reduce risks of fire and electric shock Do not install altern...

Page 6: ...must always be protected from electric shock Ensure that the outputin put electrodes are either insulated or covered using the safety covers provided so that no accidental contact with lethal voltages...

Page 7: ...product complies with the provisions of all rel evant European laws if the year is shown it indicates that the year when the design is approved This instrument complies with the WEEE directive 2002 9...

Page 8: ...mplies with tag re quirements of the WEEE directive 2002 96 EC This tag indicates that the electronic equipment cannot be disposed of as ordinary household waste Product Category According to the equi...

Page 9: ...IEC 61000 3 2 2018 RLV IEC 61000 3 3 2013 A1 2017 IEC 61000 4 2 2008 IEC 61000 4 3 2006 A1 2007 A2 2010 EN 61000 4 3 A1 2008 A2 2010 IEC 61000 4 4 2012 IEC 61000 4 5 2014 A1 2017 IEC 61000 4 6 2013 co...

Page 10: ...Under Test DUT 20 2 6 Connect the Communication Interface 23 2 6 1 USB Interface 24 2 6 2 GPIB Interface 25 2 6 3 LAN Interface 26 2 6 4 RS 232 Interface 32 2 6 5 RS 485 Interface 34 2 6 6 CAN Interf...

Page 11: ...79 7 4 8 View the System Information 80 7 5 Measuring the DUT Temperature 80 7 6 Observe the Regenerative power and Capaticy 81 7 7 External analog function optional 82 7 8 Anti reverse connection mod...

Page 12: ...load It keeps the advantages of high power density and modular architecture design of M series It can meet the customer s test requirement of different current and power level Thanks to the independen...

Page 13: ...USB_TMC USB_ VCP RS485 analog and IO communication High speed measurement keep 10 times s update rate even connecting 16 stand alone units 1 2 Front Panel Overview The detailed descriptions of IT M s...

Page 14: ...st the setting values or scroll pages to view menu items Rotate the knob clockwise to increase the set value and anticlockwise to decrease the set value Pushing the knob acts like pressing Enter key t...

Page 15: ...left navigation keys is used to adjust the cursor to the specified position or scrolls pages to view menu items Long pressing this key and enter to save function and key is light The right navigation...

Page 16: ...tion The detailed descriptions of the rear panel are shown as below No Name Description 1 DC terminals DC DC output terminals and ground terminals used to connect DUT 2 Protective cover Protective cov...

Page 17: ...ent supports 110 V or 220 V 1 5 Home Screen Overview The screen information displayed as below No Name Description 1 Output Voltage Displays the present output voltage value 2 Output Current Displays...

Page 18: ...ime Config configuration of source Mode Set the output priority mode CV Priority Voltage priority mode CC Priority Current priority mode V Rise Time Voltage rising time When select CV priority the men...

Page 19: ...ill initialize some settings and On Off state Last When the instrument is powered on the instrument will remain the same settings and On Off state as last time you turned off the instrument Last Off W...

Page 20: ...g values in the following five fields The following information only appear when Manual is selected IP Addr Sub Net Gateway DNS1 DNS2 Server Config Configure the LAN services mDNS mDNS service state O...

Page 21: ...E1208 communication board into expansion slot the menu displays this information Analog Set external analog interface state RS485 RS485 communication interface Display as the following format baud rat...

Page 22: ...and voltage proportional changing Reference Set the voltage proportional relationship among multiple units Duplicate Set multiple units to output on off synchronization voltage current setting value c...

Page 23: ...the regenerative power data SDS Config Anti reverse connection module configuration None No SDS Module detected Enable Enable the SDS function Disable Disable the SDS function System Reset Select whe...

Page 24: ...nt interface cards can be selected to achieve different functions Includes communication interface or external analog interface Cabinet installation The IT M series instruments can be mounted on a sta...

Page 25: ...is the right choice Optional RS 232 CAN communication interface IT E1207 When the user needs to use RS 232 or CAN interface to enable remote operation this option is the right choice Optional External...

Page 26: ...choice Optional Cabinet installation kit IT E154A IT E154B When the instrument needs to be installed in cabinet this kit is needed Please refer to IT E154 User Manual for detailed description about th...

Page 27: ...immediately Table 2 1 Package box contents Item Qty Model Remarks Bi directional programmab le DC power supply IT M3400 series This series include 1 8 Power Cord X 1 User may select an appropriate pow...

Page 28: ...d and rational sized space Please select appropriate space for installation based on the instrument size The detailed dimension drawings of theIT M3400series are as follows Unit mm allowable deviation...

Page 29: ...ure to connect the main power socket to the power outlet with protective grounding Do not use terminal board without protective grounding The instrument rear panel provides a separate screw used for c...

Page 30: ...input Option Opt 01 220VAC 10 47 to 63 Hz Option Opt 02 110 VAC 10 47 to 63 Hz Connecting the Power Cord To connect the power cord 1 Make sure that the front panel power switch is in the OFF position...

Page 31: ...Off position otherwise touching the output terminals on the rear panel may result in personal injury or death due to electric shock To avoid electrical shock before testing please make sure the ratin...

Page 32: ...d and black test cables to the output terminals and connect the ground terminal correctly Re tighten the screws When maximum current that one test cable can withstand fails to meet the rated current u...

Page 33: ...cables to the output terminals and connect the ground terminal correctly Re tighten the screws When maximum current that one test cable can withstand fails to meet the rated current use multiple piece...

Page 34: ...communication card installation slot is on the rear panel of the instrument User can install it directly after purchasing the communication card The instrument must be power off when install or remov...

Page 35: ...d alone USB interface IT E1209 or USB LAN interface IT E1206 the following can help users quickly understand the steps required to connect the USB interface The figure below shows a typical USB interf...

Page 36: ...PIB Interface When the optional interface card is a GPIB interface IT E1205 you need to know the following Each device on the GPIB IEEE 488 interface must have a unique number address between 0 and 30...

Page 37: ...n be used to connect directly to the computer via the LAN interface Connect to the site LAN A site LAN is a local area network in which LAN enabled instruments and computers are connected to the netwo...

Page 38: ...nd the DHCP server will assign an IP address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway to the instrument If a DHCP server is unavailable the instrument will try to obtain an IP address using AutoIP AutoIP autom...

Page 39: ...DNS2 This field enters the standby address of the server Contact your LAN administrator for server details The same numbering notation applies as for the IP Address A value of 0 0 0 0 indicates that...

Page 40: ...ace 2 Use left and right keys or rotate the knob to select I O Config and press Enter key to confirm 3 Use left and right keys or rotate the knob to select LAN and press Enter key to confirm 4 Use lef...

Page 41: ...rm User need to set the Socket Port when enable the Raw Socket service 7 Rotate the knob to adjust the parameter and press Enter key to confirm On enable the service Off disable the service 8 After se...

Page 42: ...es by clicking the seven buttons shown in the navigation bar on the left side of the window The detailed descriptions are as follows Home Web home interface displays the model and appearance of the in...

Page 43: ...th a newline 2 6 4 RS 232 Interface When the optional interface card is RS232 CAN interface IT E1207 the following can help users quickly understand the steps required to connect the RS 232 interface...

Page 44: ...are as follows 1 Press Shift P Set System to enter into the system menu interface 2 Use left and right keys or rotate the knob to select I O Config and press Enter key to confirm 3 Use left and right...

Page 45: ...ce converter to connect to your computer according to the actual situation for example RS 485 to RS 232 interface device or RS 485 to USB interface device Etc the RS 485 to USB interface device is tak...

Page 46: ...5 After finishing the setting press Esc to exit 2 6 6 CAN Interface When the optional interface card is RS232 CAN interface IT E1207 the following can help users quickly understand the steps required...

Page 47: ...50K 4 Use left and right keys or rotate the knob to select Baud rate and press Enter key to confirm Address 1 5 Rotate the knob to set the communication address and press Enter key to confirm 6 After...

Page 48: ...Inspection and Installation The connection diagram of multiple devices is as below Copyright Itech Electronic Co Ltd 37...

Page 49: ...and damage to the instrument please observe the following precautions Before connecting power cord be sure to confirm that the power voltage matches with the supply voltage Be sure to connect the mai...

Page 50: ...el Press the Esc button to try to clear the current fault status The user can also restart the instrument to try to clear the fault status Wait until the power is turned off and then start again If th...

Page 51: ...sh current limiter circuit as well as reduce the life of components such as the POWER switch and the internal input fuses 3 2 Set output parameters The voltage value current value and power value can...

Page 52: ...System menu including the key beeper Sense function power on state trigger source communication method data logger method digital I O function setting parallel function system information and so on T...

Page 53: ...d terminals Putting the equipment into an output off state does not guarantee that the outputs are powered off if a hardware or software fault occurs See the cautions about connecting the test lines b...

Page 54: ...rammed setting as long as the load current remains within the positive or negative current limit settings Current priority mode keeps the output current constant In current priority mode the output cu...

Page 55: ...e that when the output current reaches either the positive or negative current limit the unit no longer operates in constant voltage mode and the output voltage is no longer held constant Instead the...

Page 56: ...ltage is higher than the voltage limit setting of the instrument Once the current exceeds the built in negative over current limit the output will shut down In such a case it is important to set the v...

Page 57: ...f press Enter to confirm 4 5 Set Output Slope This series instrument is supported setting the V Rise Time V Fall Time under CV priority mode and I Rise Time I Fall Time under CC priority mode The slop...

Page 58: ...e VFD displays source state is OFF Except front panel and SCPI OUTPut ON OUTPut OFF you also can control the On Off state through 8 pin of analog interface optional 4 7 Set the Internal Resistance Thi...

Page 59: ...tput is received until the output actually turns off The procedures to set the output delay time are as follows 1 Press Shift V set Config to enter into the configuration menu interface 2 Rotate the k...

Page 60: ...st function switch Recall Recall and view List files Recall List 1 10 Select the number of the recalled List file List Setup View the attribute parameters of List file which shall be consistent with L...

Page 61: ...shed Last Keep the last waveform unchanged after the execution is finished Repeat Set the number and range of running cycles of the List file 1 65535 Edit Step Edit the step parameters of List file Cu...

Page 62: ...ive Run Recall Edit 4 Select different functions for setting For detailed information about List file editing recalling and running please refer to the specific introduction below The running recallin...

Page 63: ...ber increase or decrease If the existing List file is a new and empty file display Edit Step 1 1 The user cannot select the number of step to be edited and can only start ed iting from step 1 If the e...

Page 64: ...st file The following parameters can only be viewed and cannot be edited To modify them please return and enter the Edit menu to select the corresponding file number for editing 1 List Setup 2 View St...

Page 65: ...file The user can press Stop to stop existing test and turn off the List function Or press Reset to restart a new test 5 2 Battery Charging Discharging Test Function This series provides the battery...

Page 66: ...to the main interface if there is no operation for a long period operation steps 1 Under source mode press Shift I set Function to enter into the function menu interface 2 Rotate the knob to select B...

Page 67: ...ber of List file to be recalled A maximum of 10 battery test files can be recalled in this instrument Recall Batt 1 10 When the selected number is empty the interface would prompt that the recalled fi...

Page 68: ...f the battery based on needs for true emulation of various states of the battery to meet vari ous test requirements of the user During the emulation of charge and discharge test functions of the batte...

Page 69: ...set based on the emulation battery specification Full Volt Battery voltage value under full state Empty Volt Battery voltage value under empty state Inner R Battery internal resistance value Capacity...

Page 70: ...Edit the following parameters of this battery emulation file in successive Press Enter key to confirm setting 1 Cell Properties 2 Parallel 1 3 Series 1 4 I_Limit 2 00A 5 I_Limit 2 00A 6 EXIT Cell Prop...

Page 71: ...er can view the setting information of the existing battery emulation file The following parameters can only be viewed and cannot be edited To modify them please return and enter the Edit menu to sele...

Page 72: ...unning During running of the battery emulation file press Shift I set Function com posite key and the instrument interface displays the running state control inter face of the existing file The user c...

Page 73: ...of protect menu are listed in the table below Protect Protection function menu OVP Over voltage protection Off Turn the OVP function off On Level Over voltage protection point Delay Delay time OCP Ove...

Page 74: ...Shift R set Protect to enter Protect menu interface 2 Rotate the knob to select OVP and press Enter key to confirm 3 Rotate the knob to select On and press Enter key to confirm 4 Rotate the knob to ad...

Page 75: ...nnected DUT so it this is not over current and possibly damaged due to an excessive current An over current protection will occur if Enable OCP The output current value is greater than the set current...

Page 76: ...status 6 3 Set Over Power Protection Over power protection function allows the user to enable the protection and set a over power limit Level and delay time Delay This function prevents the output pow...

Page 77: ...ear the over power and return to normal operation firstly remove the conditions that caused the protection fault Press Esc key or send the command PROTection CLEar to clear the protection status The O...

Page 78: ...y changes during the specified delay period Once the UCP delay time has expired and the under current condition persists the output will shut down Clear Under Current Protection When under current pro...

Page 79: ...time Delay time You can specify an UVP delay to prevent momentary output settings DUT and status changes from tripping the under voltage protection In most cases these momentary conditions would not...

Page 80: ...rotect menu 2 Rotate the knob to select UUT OTP and press Enter to confirm 3 Rotate the knob to select On and press Enter to confirm 4 Rotate the knob and adjust the protection point Level and press E...

Page 81: ...e Meas ure state which may damage the DUT The Sense Protect will be triggered when the instrument state meets the follow ing conditions The Sense Measure function is enabled in the Sestem menu On Off...

Page 82: ...sensitive to voltage overshoot or current overshoot Foldback protection allows users to specify a working mode and set protection delay time If there is any switch be tween existing working modes the...

Page 83: ...the FOLDBACK delay time is exceeded the output is turned off Clear foldback protection In case of output undervoltage protection the instrument has the following responses The instrument output is tur...

Page 84: ...key symbol All panel keys are locked except for On Off Shift Enter Lock keys You can repress Shift Enter Lock to unlock the front panel 7 2 Save and Recall Operations The power system can save up to...

Page 85: ...tion mode and level You can do the save and recall operations by the following two methods Press the composite keys Shift Save to save the parameters Press the composite keys Shift Recall to recall th...

Page 86: ...except for the On Off and Shift Link Local keys are locked You can press Shift Link Local to switch the remote control to local control The mode modification will not affect the output parameters of t...

Page 87: ...he same settings as last time you turned off but the output state is OFF state 4 Press Esc to exit menu interface 7 4 3 Set the Sense Function State This menu item is used to switch the instrument to...

Page 88: ...source Bus Select the remote interface command as the trigger source such as the TRG command The procedures to set the menu item are as follows 1 Press Shift P set System to enter the system menu inte...

Page 89: ...ff Delay 0 000S Output R 0 0m System Menu Beep On PowerOn Reset Sense Off I O Config Different status in different selected accessories Parallel Mode Single Parallel Slave Group A Parallel Master Grou...

Page 90: ...e information under the system menu and also the user can set the menu to display the information on the home screen The procedure as following 1 Press the composite keys Shift P set System to enter t...

Page 91: ...rmware address Last Cal Last calibration date Start Time Instrument running time 4 Press Esc to exit 7 5 Measuring the DUT Temperature This series instrument features temperature measuring terminals T...

Page 92: ...ring regenerative power information operation d Press Esc to exit The information will display on the home screen when the Ext Meter Disp set to On in system menu the operation refers to 7 4 7 Observe...

Page 93: ...tely monitor CC and CV states as well as voltage and current values Clear instrument faults Monitor the instrument loading state On Off state and fault state RS 485 interface connection For detailed i...

Page 94: ...terface Table 7 2 DB25 analog interface description Pin Name Type Description 1 Vol_Pro Analog input Under the source mode When CV is prioritized input 0 10V voltage value to set the output voltage be...

Page 95: ...output 11 ALM Digital output Indicate the instrument s fault state If the instrument is normal 5V is output if the instrument is abnormal 0V is output 13 25 RS485 A RS485 B Commu nication terminal RS...

Page 96: ...tween 0 and full scale When CC is prioritized input 0 10V voltage value to set the high voltage limit V_High value be tween 0 and full scale Under the load mode the terminal is controlled by current...

Page 97: ...that this function is turned off On Indicating that the function is turned on Before turning on the exter nal analog interface function please confirm whether pins 1 Vol_Pro 15 Cur_Pro and 17 Cur Vol_...

Page 98: ...Lim Connect an external DC power supply capable of outputting 0V 10V between pin 17 Cur Vol_Pro and pin 3 4 5 6 AGND of the analog interface Negative current limit setting I_Lim Connect an external DC...

Page 99: ...tate is switched to On state Voltage and current monitoring Through the analog interface the existing output voltage current or input voltage current can be monitored Connect a digital voltmeter betwe...

Page 100: ...en the user connects the battery and executes the battery charge and dis charge test select the IT E118 anti reverse connection module to realize DC re verse connection protection surge suppress and s...

Page 101: ...and connect the other end to the test line of the DUT Introduction of the wiring method By default the DC DC and Sense test lines are not of standard configura tion during ex factory Please make selec...

Page 102: ...terminal SENSE SENSE when the battery charge discharge test function Function Battery is executed the instrument auto matically sets Sense to On state in the system menu and detects the SENSE state i...

Page 103: ...are of not same models the master unit would give prompt until all modules are consistent During this period the output and input cannot be turned on by the master unit and the power and load modes c...

Page 104: ...in each System Bus link Multi channel systems can be composed of single units of the same series and different models Synchr onizatio n By operating one unit in the System Bus link locally or remotel...

Page 105: ...nnection with system bus The cost of the communication cards is saved and the connection interface on the PC side is also reduced When using the multi channel function the instruments in the channels...

Page 106: ...scribe the connection and operation steps of multiple channels The procedures to set the multiple channels are as follows 1 Set the channel number for each instrument a Press the Shift P set System co...

Page 107: ...Off Only set multiple units to output on off and Save Recall synchronization Track besides output on off and Save Recall synchronization you can set the voltage proportional relation Reference among...

Page 108: ...pressing about 3 s Link key can display the current synchronization status of the instrument At this time pressing Enter key can enter into the synchronization menu setting interface You can set para...

Page 109: ...e b Use left and right keys or rotate the knob to select Link and press Enter key to make the parameter in modification c Rotate the knob to set Status and press Enter key to confirm Online indicates...

Page 110: ...the master unit Each parallel system group supports up to four single units 1 master and 3 slaves for parallel connection Each system bus link can connect up to 16 single units and support up to 16 pa...

Page 111: ...and right keys or rotate the knob to select Parallel and press Enter key to make the parameter in modification c Rotate the knob to select Master and press Enter key to confirm d Set Master group to A...

Page 112: ...and two slave units Group B C one master unit and one slave unit The detailed connection method and procedures are as follows 1 Configure the channel number of each instrument Please refer to 8 1 Mult...

Page 113: ...Slave group to B and C 5 After making the master slave setting the instrument will automatically restart to ensure normal operation Multi Master can compose Multi Channel system for detailed informati...

Page 114: ...d TST If the return value is 0 the self test passes if it is 1 the self test fails If the self test fails please send command SYSTem ERRor to view the self test error Please refer to IT M3400 Programm...

Page 115: ...user to easily carry out positioning and measurement during measurement and use Prompt Message List Prompt information Waiting for Trigger The file is empty Over Current Protect Over Power Protect Ove...

Page 116: ...instrument failure can be eliminated via simple inspection the maintenance cost and time can be saved Check whether the AC power cord is securely connected to the instrument and to a powered outlet Ch...

Page 117: ...extended maintenance service contract that exceeds the standard warranty period Get Repair Service To get the service for your instrument choose the easiest way to contact the ITECH engineers ITECH w...

Page 118: ...l If the original shipping container is unavailable use a container that will ensure at least 10 cm 4 in of compressible packaging material around the entire instrument Use static free packaging mater...

Page 119: ...423 IT M3433 IT M3414 IT M3424 IT M3434 IT M3415 IT M3425 IT M3435 11 1 IT M3412 Source Parameter Rated value 0 40 Output Voltage 0 60V Output Current 30A 30A Output Power 200W 200W Min operating volt...

Page 120: ...oefficient Voltage Tempera ture Coefficient 100ppm Current Tempera ture Coefficient 50ppm Battery Test AH Measurement AH Range 0AH 300AH Accuracy 0 20 Resolution 0 001AH Regulation Load Regulation Vol...

Page 121: ...ge 100VAC 240VAC OVP 264VAC UVP 90VAC Frequency 47Hz 63Hz Max current rms 1Aac AC220V DC Offset 0 1A 0 1A Environment Working temperature 0 40 C Storage temperature 20 70 Noise 60dB External temperatu...

Page 122: ...ositive current mode Range 0 1000m Setup Resolution 0 1m Accuracy 2 Rmax CP Range 400W 400W Setup Resolution 0 1W Accuracy 1 0 Pmax Output Read back Read back current Range 30A 30A Resolution 1mA Accu...

Page 123: ...ime Voltage Full load 10ms Fall time Voltage No load 5ms Fall time Voltage Full load 5ms Output Protection range OCP 31A or 31A OVP 61V OPP 410W or 410W External analog optional Voltage programming Ex...

Page 124: ...485 CAN LAN GPIB Analog Mechanical parameters Size and weight 450mm 214mm 43 5mm Net weight 5kg 11 3 IT M3432 Parameter IT M3432 V1 2 Source Parameter Rated value 0 40 Output Voltage 0 60V Output Curr...

Page 125: ...perature Coefficient Temperature Coefficient Voltage Temperature Coefficient 100ppm Current Temperature Coefficient 50ppm Battery Test AH Measurement AH Range 0AH 300AH Accuracy 0 20 Resolution 0 001A...

Page 126: ...ters Voltage range 100VAC 240VAC OVP 264VAC UVP 90VAC Frequency 47Hz 63Hz Max current rms 4Aac AC220V Power factor PF 0 98 Lead or Lag DC Offset 0 1A 0 1A Harmonic THDI 5 Environment Working temperatu...

Page 127: ...1 Imax 0 1 Icurrent CV Range 0 150V Setup Resolution 10mV Accuracy 0 1 Umax Output Resistance positive current mode Range 0 1000m Setup Resolution 0 1m Accuracy 2 Rmax CP Range 200W 200W Setup Resolut...

Page 128: ...Rise time Voltage No load 20ms Rise time Voltage Full load 50ms Fall time Voltage No load 20ms Fall time Voltage Full load 20ms Output Protection range OCP 12 5A or 12 5A OVP 155V OPP 210W or 210W Ex...

Page 129: ...cation interfaces RS232 USB RS485 CAN LAN GPIB Analog Mechanical parameters Size and weight 450mm 214mm 43 5mm Net weight 5kg 11 5 IT M3423 Rated value 0 40 C Output Voltage 0 150V Output Current 12A...

Page 130: ...mperature Coefficient Temperature Coefficient Voltage Tempera ture Coefficient 100ppm Current Tempera ture Coefficient 50ppm Regulation Load Regulation Voltage 0 05 Umax Current 0 05 Imax Line Regulat...

Page 131: ...VP 264VAC UVP 90VAC Frequency 47Hz 63Hz Max current rms 2Aac AC220 DC Offset 0 1A 0 1A Environment Working temperature 0 40 C Storage temperature 20 70 Noise 60dB External temperature measurement Meas...

Page 132: ...esistance positive current mode Range 0 1000m Setup Resolution 0 1m Accuracy 2 Rmax CP Range 800W 800W Setup Resolution 0 1W Accuracy 1 0 Pmax Output Read back Read back current Range 12A 12A Resoluti...

Page 133: ...otection range OCP 12 5A or 12 5A OVP 155V OPP 810W or 810W External analog optional Voltage programming External 0V 10V is 0 150V Voltage monitoring External 0V 10V is 0 150V Current programming Exte...

Page 134: ...ight 450mm 214mm 43 5mm Net weight 5kg 11 7 IT M3414 Source Parameter Rated value 0 40 C Output Voltage 0 300V Output Current 6A 6A Output Power 200W 200W Min operating voltage 18V at 6A CC Range 6A 6...

Page 135: ...Current Tempera ture Coefficient 50ppm Regulation Load Regulation Voltage 0 05 Umax Current 0 05 Imax Line Regulation Voltage 0 05 Umax Current 0 05 Imax Ripple Ripple Voltage 600mVp p Current 30mArm...

Page 136: ...emperature 0 40 C Storage temperature 20 70 Noise 60dB External temperature measurement Measurement range 20 120 Measurement accuracy 1 Measurement resolution 0 1 Efficiency Max efficiency Full load 8...

Page 137: ...acy 1 0 Pmax Output Read back Read back current Range 6A 6A Resolution 0 1mA Accuracy 0 1 Imax 0 1 Icurrent Read back Voltage Range 0 300V Resolution 10mV Accuracy 0 1 Umax Read back Power Range 400W...

Page 138: ...amming External 0V 10V is 0 300V Voltage monitoring External 0V 10V is 0 300V Current programming External 10V 10V is 6A 6A Current monitoring External 10V 10V is 6A 6A AC parameters Voltage range 100...

Page 139: ...ge 0 300V Output Current 6A 6A Output Power 800W 800W Min operating voltage 18V at 6A CC Range 6A 6A Setup Resolution 1mA Accuracy 0 1 Imax 0 1 Icurrent CV Range 0 300V Setup Resolution 10mV Accuracy...

Page 140: ...Current 0 05 Imax Ripple Ripple Voltage 600mVp p Current 30mArms value voltage rise fall time Rise time Voltage No load 20ms Rise time Voltage Full load 50ms Fall time Voltage No load 20ms Fall time V...

Page 141: ...range 20 120 Measurement accuracy 1 Measurement resolution 0 1 Efficiency Max efficiency Full load 88 Communication Optional Communication interfaces RS232 USB RS485 CAN LAN GPIB Analog Mechanical pa...

Page 142: ...1mA Accuracy 0 1 Imax 0 1 Icurrent Read back Voltage Range 0 600V Resolution 10mV Accuracy 0 1 Umax Read back Power Range 200W 200W Resolution 0 1W Accuracy 1 Pmax Temperature Coefficient Temperature...

Page 143: ...ing External 10V 10V is 3A 3A Current monitoring External 10V 10V is 3A 3A AC parameters Voltage range 100VAC 240VAC OVP 264VAC UVP 90VAC Frequency 47Hz 63Hz Max current rms 1Aac AC220V DC Offset 0 1A...

Page 144: ...on 1mA Accuracy 0 1 Imax 0 1 Icurrent CV Range 0 600V Setup Resolution 10mV Accuracy 0 1 Umax Output Resistance positive current mode Range 0 1000m Setup Resolution 0 1m Accuracy 2 Rmax CP Range 400W...

Page 145: ...0mArms value voltage rise fall time Rise time Voltage No load 30ms Rise time Voltage Full load 60ms Fall time Voltage No load 30ms Fall time Voltage Full load 30ms Output Protection range OCP 3 1A or...

Page 146: ...fficiency Full load 88 Communication Optional Communication interfaces RS232 USB RS485 CAN LAN GPIB Analog Mechanical parameters Size and weight 450mm 214mm 43 5mm Net weight 5kg 11 12 IT M3435 Parame...

Page 147: ...ax Read back Power Range 800W 800W Resolution 0 1W Accuracy 1 Pmax Temperature Coefficient Temperature Coefficient Voltage Temperature Coefficient 100ppm Current Temperature Coefficient 50ppm Regulati...

Page 148: ...VAC UVP 90VAC Frequency 47Hz 63Hz Max current rms 4Aac AC220V Power factor PF 0 98 Lead or Lag DC Offset 0 1A 0 1A Harmonic THDI 5 Environment Working temperature 0 40 C Storage temperature 20 70 Nois...

Page 149: ...end and a banana plug at the other end IT E30110 BB 10A 1m A pair of red and black test ca bles with banana plugs at both ends IT E30110 BY 10A 1m A pair of red and black test ca bles with a banana pl...

Page 150: ...5 3 5 2 5 1 7 AWG American Wire Gage it means X wire marked on the wire The table above lists current capacity of single wire at working temperature of 30 C For reference only Along with temperature y...

Page 151: ...ase of any doubts please con tact us as follows 1 Visit ITECH website www itechate com 2 Select the most convenient contact method for further information Via Acquanera 29 22100 Como tel 031 526 566 r...

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