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which power supply is more suitable?

Question asked by Luca on Apr 24, 2015
Latest reply on Apr 26, 2015 by Luca

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Hi,

Provided that I need maximum output of 300V AC /50Hz. Which product is the most suitable?
Is AC6801A the correct option or any other products recommended?

thank you.

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Luca

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Tardz Apr 24, 2015 1:24 PM
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Hi,

specifications of AC6801A :

AC Output Ratings:
Power: *500 VA*
Ranges: *135 Vrms, 5 A or 270 Vrms, 2.5 A*
Maximum peak current: 15 A for 135 Vrms; 7.5 A for 270 Vrms
Frequency: 40 to 500 Hz

DC Output Ratings:
Power: 400 W
Ranges: 190 V, 4 A or 380 V, 2 A

Check if current and power are ok for you. You wrote "300VAC", what you want, 300V RMS or 300V peak-to-peak.
if the answer is 300Vpp or 106Vrms, AC6801A is the right choice.

But, if the answer is 300Vrms, you must choice between 6811B, 6812B and 6813B depend max current and power you need.

Regards
Yves,QC Canada
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- Luca @ Tardz on Apr 26, 2015 8:32 PM
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  Hi,
  
  thank you for the reply. To be more specific,the details of power source needed is as below,
  
  A three phase, four wire, AC supply of reasonable waveform (total harmonic distortion less than 5%) at local mains frequency – nominally 50Hz or 60Hz – will be required.
  
  Each phase must be capable of providing a maximum of 264V rms at 200mA but with a half cycle surge of 4A.
  
  A 45mV rms +5%, to simulate the “measured current” input to each of the three current inputs.
  
  This signal must be capable of being phase shifted, +5o, with respect to its corresponding phase voltage.
  
  thank you!
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  - Tardz @ Luca on Apr 26, 2015 9:44 PM
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    Hi,
    
    I think that Keysight don't have AC power supply with three phases output. Maybe with Chroma serie at TestEquity.
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    - Luca @ Tardz on Apr 26, 2015 11:19 PM
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      Hi,
      
      Yeah! I just noticed that.
      
      All the while they are all single phase.
      
      thank you!
      
      Regards,
      Luca
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