The 9801 is a 300 VA AC Source from BK Precision. AC Sources supply AC voltage and current to test, design, and troubleshoot electric and electronic circuits. applications include Research, Design, ATE applications, and QA to name a few.
Additional Features:
300 VA, 300 V, low distortion, single phase, AC power source delivering a maximum of 3 Arms / 12 Apeak
Output frequency adjustable from 45 Hz to 500 Hz
Select 150V / 300V autoranging or 300V range operation for continuous sweep from 0 - 300V
Displays Vrms, Irms, Ipeak, frequency, PF, apparent power, true power, and elapsed output time
Adjustable phase angle control
Programmable voltage and frequency limit settings
Built-in PLD and dimmer simulation
Voltage and frequency sweep mode
List mode: 10 user-defined programs with up to 100 programmable steps each
BNC I/O for external triggering, output status indication/control, and synchronization
Save and recall up to 100 instrument settings
Standard USB (USBTMC-compliant), RS232, LAN and Optional GPIB interfaces for Models 9803 and 9805 only
OVP/OCP/OPP/OTP protection modes and key lock function
Downloadable LabVIEW driver and softpanel software for remote control
Pre-compliance testing for voltage dips and frequency simulation according to IEC61000-4-11 / 4-14 / 4-28
Standard Accessories: AC Power cord, instruction manual, test report & certificate of calibration
Two-Year Warranty
The BK Precision 9801 is both a programmable AC power source and measurement tool in a compact benchtop package. This fully programmable linear AC source delivers up to 300 VA through its universal line output terminal on the front and output connector on the rear. The output can be varied from 0 to 300 V with 0.1 V resolution, with adjustable start and stop phase angles from 0 to 360 degrees and maximum current of 3 A. The output frequency can be adjusted from 45 Hz to 500 Hz. The bright VFD display shows Vrms, Irms, Ipeak, frequency, power factor (PF), apparent power, true power, and elapsed output time.
These AC sources provide a power line disturbance (PLD) simulator, list mode, and sweep mode for simulation of common power grid faults and disturbances. A built-in dimmer function is also available for testing motors and LEDs.
List mode can be used to generate sequences of waveforms such as surges, sags, and frequency disturbances. The programmed list can be triggered from the front panel or via BNC connector on the rear.
Standard USB, RS232, LAN and GPIB (9803 and 9805 models only) interfaces can be used to remotely control the source via a PC. Free application software and LabVIEW driver are available to reduce programming time and increase productivity.
Common applications
The 9800 Series AC power sources are suitable for evaluating transformers, TRIACs, SCRs and passive components as well as production, R&D, service, and pre-compliance testing.
Flexible operation
List Mode List mode supports the generation of more complex sequences with varying times, amplitudes, and frequencies. Up to 100 steps in 10 groups can be saved and executed. This allows the user to build a wide range of waveforms in a sequence to simulate grid faults and disturbances. The programmed list can be triggered from the front panel or via BNC connector on the rear.
Power line disturbance (PLD) simulator The PLD simulator is an extended feature of list mode that provides the user with more control over the disturbance insertion into the waveform. This can be useful for evaluating a product’s immunity performance. For instance, a user could produce common waveform disturbances like surge, sag, spikes, and dropouts at user-defined locations on the waveform.
Sweep mode The sweep function is ideal for testing the efficiency of switching power supplies or capturing the maximum operating power requirements of the device under test.
User-defined voltage and frequency sweeps can be created independently or combined. Up to 10 sweep profiles can be stored and recalled.
Dimmer simulation The dimmer feature can be used for many test applications such as motor control and lighting. By controlling the phase cut-off of the AC sine wave’s leading or trailing edge, the dimmer simulation varies the RMS voltage supplied to the load under test. The phase cut-off can be adjusted for leading or trailing edge dimming between 0 – 180 degrees.
Application software PC software is provided for front panel emulation, generating and executing list, PLD, and sweep profiles, or logging measurement data without the need to write source code. The 9800 Series also Supports NI Data Dashboard for LabVIEW.
The 9801 is a 300 VA AC Source from BK Precision. AC Sources supply AC voltage and current to test, design, and troubleshoot electric and electronic circuits. applications include Research, Design, ATE applications, and QA to name a few.
Additional Features:
- 300 VA, 300 V, low distortion, single phase, AC power source delivering a maximum of 3 Arms / 12 Apeak
- Output frequency adjustable from 45 Hz to 500 Hz
- Select 150V / 300V autoranging or 300V range operation for continuous sweep from 0 - 300V
- Displays Vrms, Irms, Ipeak, frequency, PF, apparent power, true power, and elapsed output time
- Adjustable phase angle control
- Programmable voltage and frequency limit settings
- Built-in PLD and dimmer simulation
- Voltage and frequency sweep mode
- List mode: 10 user-defined programs with up to 100 programmable steps each
- BNC I/O for external triggering, output status indication/control, and synchronization
- Save and recall up to 100 instrument settings
- Standard USB (USBTMC-compliant), RS232, LAN and Optional GPIB interfaces for Models 9803 and 9805 only
- OVP/OCP/OPP/OTP protection modes and key lock function
- Downloadable LabVIEW driver and softpanel software for remote control
- Pre-compliance testing for voltage dips and frequency simulation according to IEC61000-4-11 / 4-14 / 4-28
- Standard Accessories: AC Power cord, instruction manual, test report & certificate of calibration
- Two-Year Warranty
The BK Precision 9801 is both a programmable AC power source and measurement tool in a compact benchtop package. This fully programmable linear AC source delivers up to 300 VA through its universal line output terminal on the front and output connector on the rear. The output can be varied from 0 to 300 V with 0.1 V resolution, with adjustable start and stop phase angles from 0 to 360 degrees and maximum current of 3 A. The output frequency can be adjusted from 45 Hz to 500 Hz. The bright VFD display shows Vrms, Irms, Ipeak, frequency, power factor (PF), apparent power, true power, and elapsed output time.
These AC sources provide a power line disturbance (PLD) simulator, list mode, and sweep mode for simulation of common power grid faults and disturbances. A built-in dimmer function is also available for testing motors and LEDs.
List mode can be used to generate sequences of waveforms such as surges, sags, and frequency disturbances. The programmed list can be triggered from the front panel or via BNC connector on the rear.
Standard USB, RS232, LAN and GPIB (9803 and 9805 models only) interfaces can be used to remotely control the source via a PC.
Free application software and LabVIEW driver are available to reduce programming time and increase productivity.
Common applications
The 9800 Series AC power sources are suitable for evaluating transformers, TRIACs, SCRs and passive components as well as production, R&D, service, and pre-compliance testing.
Flexible operation
List Mode
List mode supports the generation of more complex sequences with varying times, amplitudes, and frequencies. Up to 100 steps in 10 groups can be saved and executed. This allows the user to build a wide range of waveforms in a sequence to simulate grid faults and disturbances. The programmed list can be triggered from the front panel or via BNC connector on the rear.
Power line disturbance (PLD) simulator
The PLD simulator is an extended feature of list mode that provides the user with more control over the disturbance insertion into the waveform. This can be useful for evaluating a product’s immunity performance. For instance, a user could produce common waveform disturbances like surge, sag, spikes, and dropouts at user-defined locations on the waveform.
Sweep mode
The sweep function is ideal for testing the efficiency of switching power supplies or capturing the maximum operating power requirements of the device under test.
User-defined voltage and frequency sweeps can be created independently or combined. Up to 10 sweep profiles can be stored and recalled.
Dimmer simulation
The dimmer feature can be used for many test applications such as motor control and lighting. By controlling the phase cut-off of the AC sine wave’s leading or trailing edge, the dimmer simulation varies the RMS voltage supplied to the load under test. The phase cut-off can be adjusted for leading or trailing edge dimming between 0 – 180 degrees.
Application software
PC software is provided for front panel emulation, generating and executing list, PLD, and sweep profiles, or logging measurement data without the need to write source code. The 9800 Series also Supports NI Data Dashboard for LabVIEW.
