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5-10
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Series and Parallel Connections
1. Series connection
*
It is possible to increase the output voltage by connecting two or
more PA-B power supply units.
- In the connection example shown below, the total output voltage
is the sum of the output voltage of each PA-B power supply unit.
(Left figure)
- In the connection example shown below, the positive and
negative powers are output. (Right figure)
NOTE 1: In series connection, the voltage at the output terminals
must not exceed the withstand grounding voltage (between
the output terminals and frame GND). Be very careful.
NOTE 2: Connect the GND terminals of the PA-B power supply units
together with an intended potential to eliminate the potential
among the frame grounds of the power supply units.
(The above drawing shows the negative (-) grounding.)
NOTE 3: Do not connect the PA350-0.2B and PA600-0.1B in series.
NOTE 4: Be sure to float the control input of each power supply unit
when using the external control function.
Load
+
-
E
0
E
1
E
2
E
0
=E
1
+E
2
+
-
G
+
-
G
Load
+
+E
Load
-
-
E
2
E
0
=+E
1
E
0
=
-
E
2
+
-
G
+
-
G