What is a programmable AC power supply and what is its performance
The AC80 series AC power supply adopts high-frequency power electronic switch conversion technology, which can continuously adjust frequency and voltage within a controllable range. It can be used as a debugging power supply in laboratories and production lines, as well as as as a power supply in factory laboratories. How does it work? This power supply can input a single AC voltage and frequency, and after internal rectification and inverter conversion from AC to DC to AC, it can generate a stable and pure sine wave on its own.
This power supply has two gears that can be quickly switched between high and low. The low gear has a phase voltage range of 0-150V, and the high gear has a phase voltage range of 0-300V. Whether you want a low or high gear voltage, it can meet your needs. In addition, the frequency also has two functions, one can switch freely between 50Hz/60Hz levels, and the other can be continuously adjusted between 45-67Hz. Whether you are a manual or technical expert, they all meet your requirements. More importantly, it has strong load-bearing capacity. Within 1-2 seconds of starting a single inductive load, there is a 3-8 times instantaneous overload current surge, and it is completely held.
How is its performance? Firstly, the AC80 series power supply adopts a touch screen for operation, which is simple, convenient, aesthetically pleasing, and generous. It provides perfect visual enjoyment and precise tactile control, making it worth having. Secondly, the power supply has a step function, which can perfectly simulate various power step conditions and is suitable for simulating power grid disturbances or power switch testing projects. Thirdly, the power supply has a gradual rise and fall function, which can be used to adjust the climbing speed of voltage or frequency, effectively reducing the surge current generated by the motor or compressor during startup.
How many output modes does it have? The key point is that the AC80 series power supply has three modes: three-phase standard output, three-phase independent output, and parallel unidirectional output. The power distribution can independently adjust the voltage and frequency of any phase circuit; Any phase circuit of the power distribution output can be independently turned off at will; The power distribution output has a power capacity of 1/3 of the total power capacity for each phase; The three-phase output is connected in parallel as a unidirectional output, and the total output capacity is equal to the total power supply capacity.
