Keysight Technologies N69100 Series, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Response Time =
(added output capCx)X(change in Vout)
(current limit setting)–(load current)
Model Internal capacitance C
x
Model Internal capacitance C
x
N69143A (20 V) 8 mF N69172A (1 kV) 8 μF
N69145A (50 V) 500 μF N69173A (2 kV) 2 μF
N69146A (160 V) 125 μF
Positive, Negative, and Floating Voltages
Either positive or negative voltages with respect to ground can be obtained from the output by
grounding (or "commoning") one of the output terminals. Always use two wires to connect the load to
the output regardless of where or how the system is grounded.
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20 V models can operate with any output terminal ± 60 VDC including output voltage from ground.
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80 V and 160 V models can operate with any output terminal ± 240 VDC including output voltage
from ground.
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1 kV models can operate with any output terminal ± 1000 VDC including output voltage from
ground.
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2 kV models can operate with any output terminal ± 2000 VDC including output voltage from
ground.
Keysight power supplies are optimized for grounding the negative output terminal.
Grounding the positive terminal may result in increased current measurement noise
and a reduction in current measurement accuracy.
Load Inductance Limitations
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE The power supply's internal voltage clamps are susceptible to
thermal damage when the output is abruptly turned off at full load current if the lead
inductance exceeds the Maximum Load Inductance listed under
Supplemental
characteristics .
As a wire inductance reference point, a single pair of load leads typically yields between 500 nH to 1
μH per meter of paired length (round trip), depending on the gauge of wire, thickness of insulation, and
mechanical coupling of the leads. To attain greater lead lengths, wire inductance can be minimized by
paralleling additional bundled sets of load leads or using specialized low inductance wiring.
Load Capacitance and Lead Inductance Considerations in Constant Voltage (CV) Operation
In CV operation, both in voltage priority mode and in current priority mode (when in voltage limit), the
setup typically resembles that in the following figure where the DUT is of a resistive or high impedance
nature and may have some local bypass capacitance near its own terminals. Remote sensing at the
DUT terminals is recommended if accurate DC voltage regulation is required.
Keysight N69100 Series Operating and Service Guide 69
2 Installing the Instrument