The E3615A is a 60 W, 20 V, 3 A, DC Power Supply from Agilent. 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:
Voltage: 0-20V
Current: 0-3A
60W Single output
Constant voltage (CV) and Constant current (CC) modes
Front and rear output terminals
Auto-parallel, Auto-series and Auto-tracking operation
10 turn voltage and current adjust potentiometers
Overvoltage protection, remote analog programming, and remote sensing
The flexible E3615A 60-watt, single-range power supplies can be used as either voltage or current sources. When output terminal voltage increases to a preset shut-down level, an overvoltage protection circuit disables the output to protect the device under test (DUT) from damage. The overvoltage protection feature is easily monitored and adjusted from the front panel. Using remote sensing capability, these instruments automatically compensate for voltage drop in the load leads, so you get accurate voltage at the DUT.
You can combine multiple units in auto-parallel, auto-series and auto tracking configurations for greater output voltage or current capacity. Front and rear output terminals allow flexible configuration. Output voltage and current can be controlled with external 0- to10-volt analog voltage or variable resistance.
The E3615A is a 60 W, 20 V, 3 A, DC Power Supply from Agilent. 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:
- Voltage: 0-20V
- Current: 0-3A
- 60W Single output
- Constant voltage (CV) and Constant current (CC) modes
- Front and rear output terminals
- Auto-parallel, Auto-series and Auto-tracking operation
- 10 turn voltage and current adjust potentiometers
- Overvoltage protection, remote analog programming, and remote sensing
The flexible E3615A 60-watt, single-range power supplies can be used as either voltage or current sources. When output terminal voltage increases to a preset shut-down level, an overvoltage protection circuit disables the output to protect the device under test (DUT) from damage. The overvoltage protection feature is easily monitored and adjusted from the front panel. Using remote sensing capability, these instruments automatically compensate for voltage drop in the load leads, so you get accurate voltage at the DUT.
You can combine multiple units in auto-parallel, auto-series and auto tracking configurations for greater output voltage or current capacity. Front and rear output terminals allow flexible configuration. Output voltage and current can be controlled with external 0- to10-volt analog voltage or variable resistance.
