The 2308 is a DC Power Supply from Keithley. Supplies DC Voltage and Current to test, design, and troubleshoot electric and electronic circuits. Applications include Burn In, QA, ATE, Research, Design, and Education to name a few.
Additional Features:
Specialized dual-channel power supply for design and testing of portable, battery-operated devices
Ultra-fast response to pulsed load operation
Speed-optimized command set reduces test times
Variable output resistance for simulating an actual battery's output response
Simulate a discharged battery and test charge control circuit performance with both a battery supply that can sink up to 3A and a charger supply
Pulse peak, average, and baseline current measurements
Integrating A/D converter for more precise measurements
100nA current measurement sensitivity
Analog output for complete load current waveform characterization
Catch production wiring problems immediately with open sense-lead detection
Built-in digital voltmeter
Four built-in digital control lines
Applications:
Design and test of a wide range of consumer electronics, including:
Mobile phones, mobile radios, cordless phones, and Bluetooth headsets
MP3 players, portable digital assistants (PDAs), digital cameras, GPS receivers, and notebook computers
Design and test of electronic components such as RFIC power amplifiers, RF power transistors, and baseband and wireless chipsets for portable wireless devices
Accessories Supplied:
CD with documentation
Output connectors mating terminal (part no. CS-846)
The Model 2308 Portable Device Battery/Charger Simulator is optimized for use in testing mobile phones and other portable, battery-operated devices. When a device-under-test (DUT) transitions nearly instantaneously from a sleep or standby mode to the full power transmit state, the Model 2308's rapid response to load changes means there's little transient voltage drop from the programmed output voltage and the output recovers quickly. This fast response is particularly critical when testing portable devices with a pulsed mode of operation because it allows the device to perform properly while it's being tested. In contrast, the slow-responding source voltage typical of conventional power supplies causes the DUT to perform improperly, leading to production yield problems and costly retesting.
The 2308 is a DC Power Supply from Keithley. Supplies DC Voltage and Current to test, design, and troubleshoot electric and electronic circuits. Applications include Burn In, QA, ATE, Research, Design, and Education to name a few.
Additional Features:
- Specialized dual-channel power supply for design and testing of portable, battery-operated devices
- Ultra-fast response to pulsed load operation
- Speed-optimized command set reduces test times
- Variable output resistance for simulating an actual battery's output response
- Simulate a discharged battery and test charge control circuit performance with both a battery supply that can sink up to 3A and a charger supply
- Pulse peak, average, and baseline current measurements
- Integrating A/D converter for more precise measurements
- 100nA current measurement sensitivity
- Analog output for complete load current waveform characterization
- Catch production wiring problems immediately with open sense-lead detection
- Built-in digital voltmeter
- Four built-in digital control lines
Applications:
- Design and test of a wide range of consumer electronics, including:
- Mobile phones, mobile radios, cordless phones, and Bluetooth headsets
- MP3 players, portable digital assistants (PDAs), digital cameras, GPS receivers, and notebook computers
- Design and test of electronic components such as RFIC power amplifiers, RF power transistors, and baseband and wireless chipsets for portable wireless devices
Accessories Supplied:
- CD with documentation
- Output connectors mating terminal (part no. CS-846)
The Model 2308 Portable Device Battery/Charger Simulator is optimized for use in testing mobile phones and other portable, battery-operated devices. When a device-under-test (DUT) transitions nearly instantaneously from a sleep or standby mode to the full power transmit state, the Model 2308's rapid response to load changes means there's little transient voltage drop from the programmed output voltage and the output recovers quickly. This fast response is particularly critical when testing portable devices with a pulsed mode of operation because it allows the device to perform properly while it's being tested. In contrast, the slow-responding source voltage typical of conventional power supplies causes the DUT to perform improperly, leading to production yield problems and costly retesting.
