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INSTRUCTION

 

MANUAL 

MODEL

 

DLP

 

400-5-750A

13

4.0 

CALIBRATION PROCEDURES

4.1 

LINEARITY

A. 

With

 

all

 

load

 

adjustments

 

in

 

the counterclockwise

 

position 

and

 

mode selector switch 

in

 

the

 

off

 

position

 (apply

 

5VDC)

.

B. 

Adjust 

R68 

clockwise

 

until

 

current 

is

 

flowing.

C.

 

Slowly 

adjust

 

R68 

counterclockwise

 

to

 

reach

 

between

 

0

 

and 

5

 

millamps

 

of

 current.

This 

adjustment

 

sets 

the 

zero

 point

 

of the

 regulator 

and 

care

 should

 

be

 

taken

 

not

 

to 

adjust

 

below

 a

 

zero 

point

 

as 

this 

will

 

affect

 

unit

 

operation 

particularly the external

 

modulation

 

function.

4.2  VOLTMETER

 

CALIBRATE

A. 

With 

the

 Dynaload

 set

 for no

 

load,

 place

 

an 

external

 calibrated

 

voltmeter

 

across

 

the 

input

 

terminals

 of

 

the

 

Dynaload

 and program 

the 

input 

voltage to

 

obtain

 40V,

 

120V,

 

and

 

300V,

 

respec­

tively

 

.

B. 

With the 

voltmeter

 

range

 

selector

 

switch in

 the

 

60V

 position and

 

40V 

applied,

 

adjust 

R32

 

so

 

that

 

the

 front

 

panel

 voltmeter

 reads 

40V.

C. 

With

 the

 

meter selector

 

switch in 

the

 

180V

 

position

 

and

 

120V 

applied,

 

adjust

 

R34 

until

 the

 

front

 

panel 

voltmeter

 

reads 

120V.

D. 

With 

the

 

meter

 

range

 selector 

switch in 

the 600V

 

position and

 300V 

applied, adjust

 R36

 

until 

the

 

front 

panel

 

meter 

reads

 

300V.

[ELF400-5-75QA]

Summary of Contents for Dynaload DLP-400-5-750A

Page 1: ...TDI Transistor Devices Dynaload Model DLP 400 5 750A Operator s Manual MAY 1988 DYNALOAD DIVISION 36A NEWBURGH ROAD HACKETTSTOWN NJ 07840 Phone 908 850 5088 Fax 908 850 0679...

Page 2: ...E MODE 6 AMPS VOLT 3 2 1 CONSTANT CURRENT MODE 7 3 3 EXTERNAL MODULATION 9 3 4 PULSE MODE 10 3 5 SHORT CIRCUIT 10 3 6 CONSTANT VOLTS MODE 11 3 7 POWER RATING 11 3 8 PROTECTIVE CIRCUITS 11 3 9 SPECIAL...

Page 3: ...S 18 5 2 0 01A V MODE 19 5 3 0 03A V MODE 20 5 4 0 1A MODE 21 5 5 0 5A MODE 21 5 6 VOLTS 22 5 7 EXTERNAL MODULATION MODE 22 5 8 PULSE 23 5 9 SHORT CIRCUIT 24 5 10 CURRENT LIMIT POWER LIMIT PROTECTION...

Page 4: ...mps volt or may be switched to a constant current load characteristic current regulated at a pre selected value or a constant voltage type of load similar to a battery or a zener diode Provisions are...

Page 5: ...ust Constant current 0 5A as determined by the front panel load adjust Constant voltage load In this position the load is similar to a battery being charged or a constant voltage zener diode no curren...

Page 6: ...this switch should be opened NOTE WHEN TESTING LOW CURRENT SOURCES IT MAY BE ADVISABLE TO USE AN EXTERNAL FUSE OR CIRCUIT BREAKER TO PROTECT THE SOURCE CAUTION THE METER RANGE SELECTOR SWITCH SHOULD A...

Page 7: ...of source to be tested E Minus load connect to minus terminal of source to be tested TB1 1 0 to 6V programming voltage input TB1 2 Programming voltage return internally connected to the minus terminal...

Page 8: ...standard 115V 50 60 Hertz power source optional input voltage ranges are available F Connection the source to the load terminals of the Dynaload E and E on the rear of the unit Two terminals are prov...

Page 9: ...tation may be used to obtain further accuracy and eliminate the effects of leakage currents in the Dynaload or line voltage drops at high currents 3 1 CONSTANT RESISTANCE MODE AMPS VOLT Two scales are...

Page 10: ...he Dynaload or for use at very low currents There are minor leakage currents of a few milliamperes in the Dynaload instrumentation which do not pass through the Dynaload ammeter voltmeter current volt...

Page 11: ...amperes position 0 1A B Turn on the power source and the Dynaload and set the power source to the desired output voltage assume 100V C Turn the coarse and fine DC load adjusts until 1A of load current...

Page 12: ...to the negative lead of the Dynaload The Dynaload will program from 0 5A as the external modulation voltage is programmed from 0 6V if the DC load adjustments are set in the maximum clockwise positio...

Page 13: ...ntrols should be turned fully counterclockwise The maximum total of the pulse and DC load will be limited around 5 5A by the internal current limit protection 3 5 SHORT CIRCUIT The short circuit mode...

Page 14: ...not occur the rear of the Dynaload should be clear for the air intake and the air exhaust The cooling air enters and leaves from the rear The Dynaload should periodically be checked for dust accumulat...

Page 15: ...the input voltage is increased thereby limiting the maximum power which may be programmed into the Dynaload 3 9 SPECIAL APPLICATIONS The Dynaload may be used for AC load testing within its ratings by...

Page 16: ...peration particularly the external modulation function 4 2 VOLTMETER CALIBRATE A With the Dynaload set for no load place an external calibrated voltmeter across the input terminals of the Dynaload and...

Page 17: ...range selector switch at 0 6A increase the load until the external ammeter reads 0 4A E Adjust R38 so that the front panel ammeter also reads 0 4A F Switch the ammeter selector switch to 1 8A and adju...

Page 18: ...to the input terminals of the Dynaload and adjust the 03A V calibrate potentiometer R30 so that between 3 and 3 2A of load current is obtained With the Dynaload in the 0 03A V position and the load a...

Page 19: ...imum clockwise position and adjust R19 to obtain between 5 and 5 2A E Make sure that the current limit setting is not interacting in any way 4 7 EXTERNAL MODULATION A With 5VDC applied apply a 6 00 Vo...

Page 20: ...s on external meter D Adjust R72 for a reading of 500 volts on the digital meter 4 10 SQUARE ADJUST A Connect an oscilloscope to the current sample output B Set mode select to pulse mode C Adjust the...

Page 21: ...13 Rll and zener diode VR6 The 25V is regulated to 16V by constant current source QI and its associated components Rl VR5 R3 R2 and zener diodes VR2 and VR3 which generate 16V and 8V Secondary 6 7 of...

Page 22: ...hares the input voltage equally Three of the banks consisting of Q103 through Q107 Q108 through Q112 Q113 through Q117 are slave banks to the actual regulating bank consisting of Q118 through Q122 whe...

Page 23: ...esistive load The maximum voltage that can be applied to the non inverting input is limited by R24 and R54 so that approximately only 10 millamperes of current can be drawn for each volt at the input...

Page 24: ...on the inverting and non inverting inputs of U1 These two points are controlled only by the voltage reference supplied to Pin 5 and the current through the shunt which means a constant amount of curr...

Page 25: ...R17 and R18 to the inverting input of U1 replacing the current feedback loop Accordingly if the input voltage tends to exceed the voltage selected by the volts control on the front panel U1 condutcs m...

Page 26: ...rises driving the power circuit The current then rises until the voltage across the shunt is sufficient to raise the voltage at the inverting input turning U1 off If a portion of the voltage on the no...

Page 27: ...on 5 10 CURRENT LIMIT POWER LIMIT PROTECTION The voltage proportional to load current generated across SHI is applied through R7 to the base of Q3 The voltage reference generated by zener diode VR8 is...

Page 28: ...t so that at 150V input it is impossible to draw more than 6A 5 11 INSTRUMENTATION CIRCUITS Range selector switches and calibrating resistors are provided for the front panel ammeter and voltmeter 5 1...

Page 29: ...9 CRI04 PULSE ON CURRENT _ SAMPLE4 SI 12 GA UNLESS OTMERwisi SPECIFIED DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES TOLERANCES ANGLES t FRACTIONS t 1 PLACE DECIMALS t 2 ruiCt DECIMALS t 1 PLACE DECIMALS t material SHIOI...

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