New Arrival Dual Range Programmable Linear DC Power Supply
MY-L861DTK is a new high-precision Dual Range linear programmable DC power supply, featuring dual range outputs: 9V/10A/90W and 22V/5A/110W. The voltage and current are fully adjustable, and it features a programmable testing time ranging from 0.01 to 9999.99s.
Suitable for various scenarios:
- New energy: solar cells, power batteries, electric autonomous vehicles
- Electronic power components: fuses, connectors, relays, sensors
- Integration testing of automation equipment
- Semiconductor Device Testing
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is A Variable DC Power Supply?
It is a power source with an output voltage that the user can vary. Variable DC power supplies allow you to change the voltage and the current to the DUT (Device Under Test).
Why Is A DC Power Source Needed?
A DC power source provides a constant biasing voltage or current to electrical devices, components, or circuits and ensures that the DUT operates as expected during testing.
How Do You Use A DC Power Source?
A DC power source connects to a DUT via leads that connect to the DC power supply panel. Engineers can set voltages or current levels to power the device for testing purposes.
How Does A DC Power Source Work?
A DC power source converts alternating current (AC) power into DC power using either a linear or switching methodology. A switching power supply has higher efficiency, reduced weight, and smaller size. Linear power supplies can achieve lower noise, but modern switching supplies have minimized or eliminated this advantage.
What Is A Bench DC Power Supply?
A bench DC power supply is designed to sit on an engineer's bench. It typically has a large, legible display and a user interface so engineers can easily control all aspects of the power supply from the front panel. Users can also control modern bench power supplies via software. In addition, the output terminals are easily accessible from the front. Bench power supplies are handy tools for testing circuits, allowing voltage adjustments on the fly.
What applications are these programmable linear DC power supplies suitable for?
They are ideal for new energy applications (solar cells, power batteries, electric autonomous vehicles), testing electronic power components (fuses, connectors, relays, sensors), integration testing of automation equipment, and semiconductor device testing.