
EM TEST
PFS 200 Series
Manual for Operation
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4.3.1. Voltage dips
Dependent on the preselected test parameters at the front panel of the simulator the power supply for the EUT is
reduced for a certain time to a certain dip voltage.
The nominal supply for the DUT is connected at the
rear side of the simulator to channel PF1 and the
reduced dip voltage shall be connected to PF2. The
generator in voltage dip mode will switch over from
channel PF1 to PF2 within the timing specified in the
test parameters. External DC sources are required.
Vb is the rated DUT power supply voltage
V is the reduced voltage for the dip testing
Within this test routine the VDS can be used as external power source. The
0-10V output
of the PFS (rear panel)
can be used to control the voltage setting of the VDS. For this purpose connect the PFS output and the VDS
input with a BNC cable and hook up PFS and VDS as follows:
Switch the VDS in the menu functions to
VDS
Extern
.
The VDS now can be controlled via the front
panel/display of the PFS 200N.
In combination with the VDS of course the voltage
setting V1 to V2 by
V is set automatically via the
control voltage 0-10V of the PFS.
Within this mode also very easily complete automated test routines can be pre-programmed e.g. the CHRYSLER
PF 9326 specification for voltage dips.
Remark :
If the units are operated via windows software ISMISO the VDS must be connected to PF1, and the external DC
source to PF2. The external DC source is controlled by the analogue output of PFS. With this setup all settings
are automatically performed.
4.3.2. Voltage drop out
The test set-up for the voltage drop procedure is identical to the voltage dip test. The generator in
Voltage Drop
Out
mode will switch off the power supply voltage of the DUT.
The nominal supply for the DUT is connected at the
rear side of the simulator to channel (PF1).
In case that the VDS is used as supply source the
supply voltage is controlled via the 0-10V control
voltage of the PFS 200N. The setting is controlled
via front panel operation at the PFS.
The
rise time tr
and
fall time tf
must be
<1
s
under
no load condition.