AMETEK Programmable Power ASC Asterion AC Power Source
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AMETEK Programmable Power ASC Asterion features iX2 current doubling technology, up to 36 kVA capacity, and intuitive touchscreen control for advanced power testing applications.
Product details
| Model | ASC |
| Manufacturer | AMETEK Programmable Power |
| Category | AC Power Sources |
| Availability | Made to order |
Description
Overview
The AMETEK Programmable Power ASC Asterion is a high-performance programmable AC power source designed for testing complex electronics including avionics, telecommunications, and commercial systems. The Asterion line combines intelligent control with flexible modular design and high power density, delivering up to 36 kVA in a compact 4U/14U chassis.
Key Features
- iX2 current doubling technology enables output current to increase up to two times full voltage current as voltage decreases from range maximum to one-half range voltage
- Intuitive touchscreen interface with encoder selector for easy control and parameter entry
- Multiple control interfaces: Ethernet LXI, USB, RS232, and optional GPIB
- High power density up to 36 kVA in 4U/14U chassis
- Auto paralleling capability for higher power requirements
- Multi-language user interface for global operation
- Industry-leading five-year standard warranty
- Optional ATE version without front panel for automated testing
Applications
- Commercial and military avionics testing
- AC power simulation and frequency conversion
- Manufacturing and process control
- IEC standards testing
- Automated test equipment (ATE) applications
- Voltage conversion and conditioning
Specifications
| Maximum Power | Up to 36 kVA |
| Phases | Single and three-phase |
| Chassis | 4U/14U low-profile |
| Control Interfaces | Ethernet LXI, USB, RS232, GPIB (optional) |
| Technology | iX2 current doubling |
| Display | Touchscreen interface |
| Warranty | 5 years (standard) |
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