PXI Power Supply includes programmable current limit.
July 21, 2010 -
Supporting PXI as well as external triggering, model 41-743 single channel power supply provides 2 and 0.8 A at output voltages up to 20 and 48 V, respectively. It has voltage monitor, and includes remote sense connections to allow load sensing at end of cables. Deriving backplane power from 2 slots that it occupies, module generates full output without use of external power source.
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Original Press release
Pickering Interfaces
12 Alfred Street - Suite 300-3
Wobum, MA, 01801
USA
Pickering Interfaces Introduces New PXI Power Supply
Clacton on Sea, UK - Pickering Interfaces is expanding its range of PXI power supply products with the introduction of the 41-743.
The 41-743 is a single channel power supply capable of providing 2A at output voltages up to 20V and 0.8A up to 48V. The powers supply includes remote sense connections to allow load sensing at the end of cables.
A voltage monitor and programmable current limit is included and the module supports PXI Triggering as well as external triggering.
Backplane power is derived from the two slots the module occupies to allow the 41-743 to generate the full output capability without the use of an external power source.
Pricing and availability information is supplied on our web site www.pickeringtest.com
About Pickering Interfaces
Pickering Interfaces is a market innovator in signal switching and conditioning for a broad range of applications and architectures, with the largest range of switching cards in the industry for PXI, LXI, PCI, VXI and GPIB applications. Pickering Interfaces has provided solutions to both commercial and military applications. In addition, Pickering's range of instrumentation provides innovative test solutions to users and integrators of modular test systems. Pickering Interfaces operate globally with direct operations in the US, UK, Germany, Sweden, France , Czech Republic, and Engineering support in China, together with additional representation in countries throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia.
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