Hi,
I am having Agilent Technologies Low-Profile Modular Power Systems mainframe, N6700B with DC power module N6732B.
My OV protection is set as 7.5V. The voltage supply is set as 5V, current = 0.5A
When I connect the power supply to my circuit, it shown OV failure.
Using another power system to supply same V & A, the circuit is running fine without failure.
Why is there indication of OV? What does it means?
Thanks.
-SY
I am having Agilent Technologies Low-Profile Modular Power Systems mainframe, N6700B with DC power module N6732B.
My OV protection is set as 7.5V. The voltage supply is set as 5V, current = 0.5A
When I connect the power supply to my circuit, it shown OV failure.
Using another power system to supply same V & A, the circuit is running fine without failure.
Why is there indication of OV? What does it means?
Thanks.
-SY
OV means over-voltage protection which means the power supply output has exceeded 7.5V. There could a number of different reason for this behavior. Let's start by trying to understand the setup here. Just a few questions for my understanding if you dont mind
1. Is the moduels in local or remote sensing?
2. What is the power supply being connect to? Resistance load?
3. Are you hot switching? Basically that means with the output fully on you then connect the leads to the DUT?
Let me know and hopefully we can find the reason based on the answers to the above questions.
Steven
Agilent Technologies