Magna Power TSD30-332/208 DC Power Supply
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Magna Power TSD30-332/208 is a 10kW DC power supply delivering 30V with 332A maximum current, featuring SCPI programming, remote sensing, and 37-pin isolated external I/O.
Product details
| Model | TSD30-332/208 |
| Manufacturer | Magna Power |
| Category | Single Output DC Supplies |
| Availability | Made to order |
Description
Overview
The Magna Power TSD30-332/208 is a 10kW DC power supply delivering 30V DC at up to 332A output current. This advanced model combines high current capability with exceptional regulation and control features. Part of the TS Series, it provides one of the highest power densities available in rack-mount configuration, accommodating voltages from 5V to 6000V DC and currents from 1.2A to 8000A DC.
Key Features
- 30V DC output with 332A maximum current
- 10kW output power in compact 4U chassis
- SCPI remote programming API for flexible control
- High accuracy voltage and current measurements
- Master-slave capability for parallel operation
- Remote sensing for load voltage compensation
- 37-pin isolated external I/O interface
- RS232, Ethernet, and GPIB communication options
- 0-10V analog control inputs
- Programmable output protection limits
- NI LabVIEW and IVI driver support
- Designed and manufactured in the USA
Applications
- High current DC power applications
- Industrial power system testing and development
- Precision automated test equipment (ATE)
- Equipment calibration and diagnostics
Specifications
| Voltage Range Selector | 30-49.9 |
| Output Voltage | 30 V |
| Current Range Selector | 200-499 |
| Output Current | 332 A |
| Power Range Selector | 10,000-19,999 |
| Power Rating | 10 kW |
| Mounting Type | Rack Mount |
| Input Voltage | 208 VAC |
| Display | Digital |
| Interface | RS-232 |
| Number of Outputs | Single Output |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Rack Space | 3U |
| Special Features | Master/Slave Modes, Remote Sense |
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