The output will be tripped off if a fault causes the internal temperature to rise
excessively.
Line Regulation: Change in output for a 10% line change:
Constant voltage: <0.01% of maximum output
Constant current: <0.01% of maximum output
Load Regulation: Change in output for any load change within PowerFlex envelope, remote
sense connected:
Constant voltage: <0.01% of maximum output
Constant current: <0.05% of maximum output
5mVrms max; typically <3mVrms, <15mV pk-pk, at maximum load, CV mode.
Transient Load
Response:
<250us to within 50mV of set level for a 5% to 95% load change.
Voltage Programming
Speed
(CPX400SP only):
Maximum time required for output to settle within 1% of its total excursion
(for resistive load). Excludes command processing time.
Range and Setting 90% Load No Load 90% Load No Load
60V 7A
20V 20A
Up
Up
8ms
8ms
8ms
8ms
Down
Down
80ms
10ms
1.5s
1.2s
Status Indication: Output ON lamp.
Constant voltage mode lamp.
Constant current mode lamp.
Unregulated (power limit) lamp
Remote lamp (CPX400SP only)
LAN lamp (CPX400SP only)
Trip message on display.
METER SPECIFICATIONS
Dual 4 digit meters with 10mm (0.39") LEDs. Reading rate 4Hz.
Meter Accuracies: Voltage 0.1% of reading ± 2 digits
Current 0.3% of reading ± 2 digits
ANALOGUE REMOTE CONTROL (CPX400SA only)
Isolated inputs and non-isolated outputs to set voltage and current limit.
Isolated control input
scaling:
Rear panel control inputs (CV and CC) permit external 0V to 5V or 0 to10V
signals (with respect to the common Return) to set 0 to 100% of rated output
voltage and current. Inputs are protected against excess input voltages up to
60V. Isolation rating with respect to the output is 300V max.
Control input accuracy:
Voltage: 0.3% ±20mV. Input impedance 10kΩ.
Current: 0.5% ±50mA. Input impedance 10k
Control output scaling:
Set values of 0 to 100% of rated output voltage and current generate 0 to 5V
signals at the rear panel V
out
and I
out
outputs. Outputs are short-circuit
protected. These signals are referenced to the output control circuit and will
therefore be within ~1V of the positive output potential.