Hi, I am looking for a comparison between Keysight 66319B/D vs Keithley 2302/2306.
As far as I know, they are similar and Keithley has a better price as well as higher rating. In term of functional, they are quite similar. Any better chance to point out the differences or the advantages of Keysight 66319B/D?
I am not looking at 6700C series as the price gap is big.
Thank you for the clarification.
Regards,
Charlie
Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
My application main concern is to use as a battery simulator, in another word, i want to sink current?
Understand that Keithley has two channels (Keithley 2306),but output 1 is as a battery(to drain the current), output 2 as a charger(to supply V and I).
Is Keysight 66319 works the same way? Or both channels are able to perform as battery simulator at the same time?
Regards,
Charlie
Hi,
I found the solution. The output 1 can be used as battery emulator (sink current). Output 2 can only use as a charger (power supply).
It cannot be used as battery emulator together.
Probably I will look into N6705C for more channels, if any.
Regards,
Charlie
Hi,
Both devices have very similar performance and functions. In general the 66319B/D is a little bit better than the Keithly model.
Two important points to notice, the fastest sampling rate is 33.3μs for Keithly vs 15.6μs for the 63319B/D, and the transients response <40μs for Keithly and <20μs for the 66319B/D.
Are these different speed performance important for your applications?
I have a 66319B for several years now (15 years), and I have never been disappointed with this choice: reliable, accurate and very robust. According to the comments I read on the various forums, I think Keithley manufactures quality products, however I have never used one of their 2300 series battery simulator.
Regards
Yves