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Multi-Range Programmable DC Power Supplies

9200 Series

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Flexibility & Performance

Test sequence execution in list mode

The list mode feature lets users store, recall, and

run program sequences in the power supply’s

internal memory. A total of 10 list files can be

saved, each allowing a maximum of 150

configured steps. The test sequence can be

programmed from the front panel or remotely via

the USB, RS232, or GPIB interfaces. A list file

can be set to execute once or repeated multiple

cycles. Each step’s settings include voltage,

current, and duration.

PC software is provided for front panel emulation, generating and executing test sequences or logging

measurement data without the need to write source code.

Traditional power supplies with rectangular output characteristics are only able to deliver maximum output power at one voltage/current point. The multi-ranging

9200 Series provides greater flexibility over traditional power supplies by extending operating areas. For example, the 9206 can operate at 150 V/4 A, 60 V/10 A,

or any other point on the maximum power curve. These wide ranges of voltage and current allow users to replace multiple traditional power supplies on a bench or

system rack.

Built-in DVM and output timer

Additional features include a built-in DVM

capable of measuring up to 60 V DC and an

output timer function. The timer can be adjusted

from 0.1 – 99999.9 s and used to set up how

long the output is enabled when turned on.

600 W maximum

power curve

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3.3A

6A

10A

15A

25A

60V

20V

24V

150V

60V

4A

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10A

Model 9206 output characteristics

Models 9201 / 9202 / 9205 output characteristics

rated output voltage

rated output current

9201

9202

9205

Current

Voltage

Current

Voltage

Application software

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Remote monitoring on iOS, Android, or Windows 8 compatible tablets or smartphones via NI Data

Dashboard for LabVIEW apps

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Quickly develop a custom dashboard with indicators, charts, or gauges to monitor your power supply

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Log voltage, current, and power values as well as timestamp, CV/CC mode, and output status

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Save and load list files to and from the power supply’s internal memory or a PC

Multi-Range Operation