Instek APS-7100: The Ultimate Programmable AC Power Source for Precision Testing

Instek APS-7100 Programmable AC Power Source: Precision Power for Demanding Applications

The Instek APS-7100 Programmable AC Power Source is a versatile and high-performance solution for testing and simulating AC power conditions. With its exceptional accuracy, stability, and programmability, it empowers engineers and technicians to conduct rigorous testing and analysis.

Product Specifications:

Output Power: 1000 VA
Voltage Range: 0-310 Vrms
Current Range: 0-8.4 Arms
Frequency Range: 45-500 Hz
Output Impedance: 0.01 Ω

High Accuracy and Stability: Delivers precise and stable AC power with voltage accuracy of ±0.1% and current accuracy of ±0.2%.
Wide Output Range: Covers a broad range of voltage and current requirements, making it suitable for various applications.
Programmable Operation: Allows for automated testing and simulation through GPIB, RS-232, and USB interfaces.
Multiple Output Modes: Supports continuous, burst, and transient modes, providing flexibility for different testing scenarios.
Advanced Protection Features: Ensures safety and reliability with overvoltage, overcurrent, and overtemperature protection.
Intuitive User Interface: Simplifies operation with a clear LCD display and user-friendly controls.

Enhancing Test Accuracy: Provides precise and stable power, ensuring reliable and repeatable test results.
Simplifying Test Automation: Automates testing processes, saving time and reducing human error.
Expanding Application Range: Covers a wide range of power requirements, making it suitable for various industries and applications.
Ensuring Safety and Reliability: Protects against potential hazards, ensuring the safety of equipment and personnel.
Improving Productivity: Streamlines testing procedures, increasing efficiency and productivity.

With its advanced capabilities and exceptional performance, the Instek APS-7100 Programmable AC Power Source is an indispensable tool for engineers, technicians, and researchers in industries such as electronics, power systems, and automotive.