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HP 6259B
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3-50
The
output
current
of
the
supply
can
be
adjusted
to
exactly
zero
with
a
zero
programming
voltage
input
either
by
installing
and
adjusting
R11
5
as
discussed
in
paragraph
5-92
or,
if
the
instrument
is
equipped
with
Option
021
or
022,
by
adjusting
potentiometer
R116
as
discussed
in
paragraph
5-94
3-51
Auto-Parallel
Operation
3-52
Use
the
rear
panel
interconnections
shown
in
Figure
3-10
or
3-11
to
auto-parallel
two
or
three
supplies.
This
mode
of
operation
provides
a
greater
current
capacity
than
can
be
obtained
from
a
single
supply
while
maintain¬
ing
nearly
equal
load
sharing
among
the
paralleled
supplies
under
all
load
conditions.
Supplies
having
the
same
model
number
make
the
most
practical
auto-parallel
combinations,
but
any
of
the
supplies
included
in
this
manual
that
have
equal
current
ratings
may
be
used.
NOTE
Use
wires
of
equal
length
and
gauge
to
connect
each
auto-paralleled
supply
to
the
load.
Load
sharing
accuracy
is
affected
unless
the
positive
leads
connecting
each
supply
to
the
load
are
all
equal
in
resistance.
3-53
Setting
the
Voltage
and
Current
Controls.
The
auto-parallel
combination
of
two
or
three
supplies
behaves
as
if
it
were
a
single
constant-voltage/constant-current
supply
controlled
by
the
voltage
and
current
controls
of
the
master
supply.
The
voltage
controls
of
the
slave(s)
are
disabled,
but
their
current
controls
remain
operative
and
must
be
set
to
maximum
to
prevent
a
slave
supply
from
independently
reverting
to
constant
current
operation
as
would
occur
if
the
output
current
setting
of
the
master
supply
exceeded
that
of
a
slave.
EXT.
CROWBAR
TRIGGER
Figure
3-9.
Voltage
Programming
of
Output
Current
(Variable
Gain)
3-54
Overvoltage
Protection
in
Auto-Parallel.
The
interconnections
shown
in
Figures
3-10
and
3-11
between
the
external
crowbar
trigger
terminals
on
the
master
and
on
the
slave(s)
must
be
made
to
permit
the
overvoltage
crowbar
in
the
master
to
fire
the
SCRs
in
the
master
and
the
slave(s)
if
an
overvoltage
condition
occurs.
Be
sure
to
connect
them
with
correct
polarity,
plus
to
plus
and
minus
to
minus.
Set
the
slave
supply
overvoltage
potentiometer(s)
to
maximum
(clockwise)
to
disable
them,
and
adjust
the
overvoltage
trip
point
at
the
master
supply.
3-55
Auto-Parallel
With
Remote
Sensing.
To
combine
auto-parallel
operation
with
remote
sensing,
connect
the
supplies
as
described
above
but
remove
the
+S
and
—S
jumpers
from
the
master
supply
and
connect
the
+S
and
-S
terminals
directly
to
the
(+)
and
(-)
ends
of
the
load.
Observe
the
precautions
outlined
under
paragraph
3-27.
3-56
Auto-Parallel
With
Remote
Programming.
When
two
or
three
supplies
are
connected
in
auto-parallel,
their
combined
output
voltage,
current,
or
both
can
also
be
remotely
programmed.
Refer
to
the
appropriate
sections
of
paragraph
3-34
for
the
additional
rear
panel
connections
required
and
make
these
connections
to
the
master
supply
only.
Observe
all
precautions
outlined
in
the
paragraphs
on
remote
programming.
The
simultaneous
use
of
remote
sensing
and
remote
programming
is
also
possible
during
auto-parallel
operation.
3-57
Auto-Series
Operation
EXT
CROWBAR
TRIGGER
Figure
3-10.
Auto-Parallel
Operation
of
Two
Units
3-8

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HP 6259B Specifications

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BrandHP
Model6259B
CategoryPower Supply
LanguageEnglish

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