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    Instruction Manual Triple Output DC POWER SUPPLY ds BK PRECISION TABLE OF CONTENTS ‘TEST INSTRUMENT SAFETY INTRODUCTION FEATURES . SPECIFICATIONS CONTROLS ANDINDICATORS. . “A” Supply Controls And Indicators “B” Supply Controls And Indicators Fixed $V Supply Terminals and Indicator Rea Panel Contos (OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Safety Precautions Equipment Precautions Independeat Use OF "A" Or“B” Supply Series Tracking Operation Page inside font cover 2 2 2 8 Parallel Tracking Operation Fixed 5 V Power Supply Operation APPLICATIONS General lectonics Servicing Electronics Manufacturing lectronics Design Lab “Electronics Education Batery Charging Split Supply MAINTENANCE, use Replacement Line Voluge Conversion WARRANTY SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS, LIMITED ONE-YEAR WARRANTY Page 2 2s » » » 30 30 30 3 ” u INTRODUCTION ‘The B & K-Precision Model 1651 Triple Output DC Power Supply is a high quality, general purpose de power source. It provides two Supplies wth a0-24 volt de output and one witha fixed 5 vot de output. ‘The 0-24 V supplies are adjustable and are capable of current output of 0.0.5 amp. The fixed 5 V supply has a curent output of O-4 amps, allowing tiohandle extensive diptllogiccircuitry, Two panel mounted ‘meterscan simultaneously monitor the outputeurrent and output voltage of ether ofthe 0-24 V supplies, ‘The two 0-24 volt supplies canbe operated independently orn one of wotracking modes. Inthe series racking mode, the "B" supply tracks the voltage of the “A” supply. Inthe series tracking mode the "A" and “BP supplies are connected in series, allowing a single output of 088 V at up to 0S amp. Inthe parallel tacking mode, the «wo supphies are ‘connected in paral, allowing single 0-24 V output at upto | amp. Both 0-24 volt supplies may be used in constant voltage or constant current applications. The crossover from constant volage 10 constant furrent modes i smooth and automatic, LED's indicate the Constant (Current mode of operation. In constant voltage applications, a current limit maybe preset. When load variations cause the curent reach the ‘preset limit, the unt then regulates output current rather than outpet Voltage. Current limits are adjustable from 6% 10 100% of maximum, In constant Curent applications, the maximum voltage may be preset. When load variations cause curent 1 drop below the regulated valve, ‘he unit reverts to regulated voltage operation at he preset valu. ‘The fixed SV supply is ideal for powering digital logic circuitry. The ‘0-4amp capacity allows the supply tobe used for large circuits. Built-in ‘overload protection antomatically lis the current outpat 9 a max ‘mum of4 amps. Aa LED indicator lights when the supply is overloaded ‘The Model 1651 exhibits excellent regulation and low ripple charac- terstis. The ctcuic design incorporates a pre-regulator, which greatly educes internal power dissipation at low output velages. Reverse polarity protection prevents accidental damage tothe power supply from improper connection to an extemal voltage, and current Timiting protects the equipment being powered, as well es the power supply ‘The output is isolated from chassis and eath ground, which permits full enibiity of connetions, When deeded, the (+) or) polarity may be strapped to ground, or ether polarity may be floated 10 an external voltage. Additionally, the two 0-24 vol supplies can be used as “split “supply” withtwo positive voltages andacommon negative, twonegaive ‘voltages and a common positive, or one postive, one nepative, and a ‘common. All ofthese configurations can be used wih either matching {acking) or differing independent) voltages ‘The features and versatility of the unit, especially he triple output and teaching features, make it an ideal general purpose power supply for ‘engineering lab applications. I can serve as single or mult-voltege power source, including the bias suppl, for breadbosrd and prototype INTRODUCTION ‘cuits and equipment. I can provide single or simultaneously varying voltages for circuit evaluation, It can provide tacking (4) and (-) voltages for evaluating differential amplifiers.Irmay boused sa battery eliminator, ro power individual eireuit boards or cards while removed fromthesystem. Is outputcan beevalustedwhilepoweringa breadboard ox protaype ieuitodetenmine the circuit's powersupply requirements Its laboratory quality specifications will meet most engineering Jaboratory requirements. “The same features a make the Model 1651 a good choice for an engineering lb ako make ita good choice for mest cher soli state ectoni applications. These applications inelude service shops; industrial ‘reduction testing of componcns, assemblies, and complete equipment Foe school laboratories, and home se by eleconichabbyis FEATURES TRIPLE OUTPUT Operates as thre septate power supplies, Bach has floating ourpt and is completly isolated from the other two. (ONE FIXED 5 V SUPPLY 0-40 amp fsed 5 vot supply is ideal for use with most digit! logic circuity. Adequate cutrent capacity fr extensive circuit. ‘TWO 0-24 VOLT SUPPLIES A" and “B” supplies are continuously variable over 0-10-24 volt range. Each supply has 205 amp current capacity UNIQUE TRACKING FEATURE “The two 0-10-24 V supplies canbe operated so that the “B" supply tracks the“A" supply, Outputs canbe strapped for wo positive voltages ‘witha common negative, two negative voltages wth a commen positive, ‘oro positive and one negative with a nevial ommon, SINGLE 0-48 V SUPPLY Series tracking feature allows use of “A and "B” supplies as one ‘40:48 V,05 amp supply SINGLE 0-24 V1 AMP SUPPLY Parallel tracking featre allows use of “A” and “B” supplies as (040.24 V supply with a 1 amp Curent capacity (through “A” output, ‘emminal). CONSTANT VOLTAGE OR CONSTANT CURRENT ‘The “A” and “B” supplies provide regulted de voliage output or regulated de current output. Crossover is smooth and automatic. METERING “Two, easy-to-read analog meters monitor output vollage and output ‘current ofthe “A” and “B" supplies. Use of two meters allows simul tancous current and voltage metering whe using "A" and “B” supplies in wacking or independent operation LABORATORY QUALITY Bxcelent equation ow ripple LED INDICATORS entity mode of operation PRE-REGULATOR Limits internal dissipation for higher reliability and efficiency FEATURES ISOLATED OUTPUT [ither polarity may be floated or grounded. OVERLOAD PROTECTION Fully adjustable curent bi output current for “A and the power supply ing (fom 65% to 100% of maximum poles protects circuit under est and REVERSE POLARITY PROTECTION Prevents damage to power supply from extemal olage of reverse polarity HOOK-UP CABLES Supplied with thee set of red and black hook-up leads. SPECIFICATIONS "A" AND “B" SUPPLIES. Output Voltage Range: Output Current Range: Constant Voltage Operation: Voltage Regulation: ‘Load: ine (108 -132 V: Ripple and Noise: [Recovery Time: “Temp. Confcient CTO AC ‘Tracking Exor No Lond Full Laas 01924 VDC (0+ 100 mY). O05, DOG + 3mV, SD0L% +3 mV. SDV rms (5 He to | MED) 100 us typical +300 ppc. 02% +200 02% + 100mV Constant Current Operation: Adjustable Curent Limits: Curent Regulation: oat: ne (108 - 132 V) Ripple Curren and Noise: Metering (“A & "B" only): Voltmeter Range ‘Accuracy: Ampmetee Range Assure: 30 mA t02500mA, D2%+6mA, S02%+3m, AmAms O%025V ‘2.5% of Full Scale 2274-2 gis (1652) 010600mA <2S%4of Full Scale 2% +2 digits (1652) ‘SPECIFICATIONS. FIXED 5 V SUPPLY Output Voltage: ‘Maximam Curent Load Regulation: Line Regulation 108 - 132: Ripple And Noise: Overvolage Protection “Tesh GENERAL Power Requirement Power Consumption: Protection SV 100mV BMA. Terminal Black), Negative polarity ouput tenia forthe “a” supply. Also serves asthe negative polarity terminal fo 00: 24V, 1A paral tracking operation In series tacking operation this iertinal is intermally He 0 the (+) positive terminal ofthe *B supply 18, CONSTANT CURRENT Indicator. 4 Red LED lights when “AY sopply i in the Coastant Curent ‘made, The Power Supply egulates he cutputcurrentatthe value sot by the *A” CURRENT control. In the Parallel Tracking ‘made, when this indicator i i, both the “A and “B™ supplies are in the Constant Current mode. b, When the LED is off, the “A” supply isin the Constant Voltage ‘mode, The Power Supply regulates the output vltage atthe ‘value set hy the “A” VOLTAGE contos, In eer the Seis, ‘or Parallel Tracking mode, when this indicator is off both the * and “B supplies are in the Constant Voltage mode. “B" SUPPLY CONTROLS AND INDICATORS r VOLTAGE Control. Adjusts the ouput volage ofthe “B supply ‘when the INDEPENDENT mode i selected. Voltage can be read fon the V Meter when the B Metering mode is selected. Controls Aisaled when TRACKING mode is elected, 15, CURRENT Control, Asiusts current lit of “B” supply in con stant voltige move. Adjusts constant current valu of “8 supply in Constant current mode, Current cam be read from the mA Meter when he curtent ma Metering mode isselected. Conolis disabled when TRACKING mode i selected, 16, 4" Terminal (Red). Positive polarity ouput terminal forthe “B” supply In series tracking operation, this terminal connected tothe negative terminal ofthe "A" suppl 17, “Terminal (Black). Negative polarity orp eminal forthe “B” supply. Albo serves a the negative polity terminal far 4048 V series wacking operation. 18, CONSTANT CURRENT Indicator. a Red LED lighss when “B" supply is in dhe Constant Curent ‘mode. The Power Supply regulates the ourpurcarrentatthe value fet by the “B" CURRENT control when in the INDE PENDENT mode, , When LED is of, the “B" supply is in the Constant Voltage sade CONTROLS AND INDICATORS FIXED 5 V SUPPLY TERMINALS AND INDICATOR 19, 4" Terminal (Red). Psitive polarity output terminal for FIXED SV supply. 20, “ Terminal (Black). Negative polarity output terminal for FIXED 5 V supply 21, OVERLOAD Indicator. Lights when load on FIXED 5 Volt supply becomes too large. REAR PANEL CONTROLS 22, LINE VOLTAGE SELECT Switches. allow Universal Power Operation; 23, Line Cord Receptacle. Fuse Combination setings CONTROLS AND INDICATORS Figure 2. Rear panel controls. uw OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ‘SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Avoid contacting the heatsink atthe rear ofthe power supply. When the units providing large [mounts of cutent at any oral of is ouput, the hea sink ean Become very hot. Contacting ‘he hea sink when shot could result in skin bums or damage to the equipmeat in comet wwii Use only a polarized 3-wite ac outlet. This assures that te power supply chasis, case. and {round lerminal are connected to a good cath ground and reduces danger feom electrical Shock ‘There may be great danger of electrical shock if the power supply out is connected 0 an ‘extemal high voltage. Some equipment being powered may consin high voltage and present {shock harardl. Observe caution Ifthe power Supply outputs leated(efeencedtoa oliage rather than earth ground) tum off tbe power Supply aad the equipment under test when making connections. Never float the Supply ta potential greater than 100 volts peak ‘with espectt earth ground EQUIPMENT PRECAUTIONS. Avoid using the power supply in ambient temperatures above #40°C. ‘Always allow sufficient airspace around the heat sink atthe ear of the poster supply forefective radiation to prevent intemal Ret build-up, Although the power supply is protected against reverse polarity damage, the circuit being powered ray not include such protection, ‘Always carefully observe polarity, incorect polarity may damage the ‘equipment unde est Do not exceed the voltage rating ofthe circuit being powered. Many ‘ransstors and inegzated creuits will ot withstand volage of 24 vols “There is no need to ory about voliage spikes or overshoot damaging the equipment under test The voltage between the output terminals of she power soppy never exces th preset vale the POWER sich INDEPENDENT USE OF “A” OR “B" SUPPLY “The “A” and “B" supplies exch provide 40-10-24 volt output at upto (05 amps. This procedure eovers the use of the “A” and “H” supplies ‘only hen they are used independently from ane another. When wed in the INDEPENDENT operating mode, the operating conteals othe wo powersupplisare completely independen andeither supply can beured individually or both can be used simultaneously. Basic operation is Covered hee, the “A” suply being use a an example. Several varia tions are covered inthe APPLICATIONS section of his man (OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Hook-up 1 Set the TRACKINGINDEPENDENT Mode Switch to he right postion sethatthe power supply isin the INDEPENDENT operat- ing mode, Set the AB Metering selection switch t dhe A (up) position to ‘moniter the “AP supply ‘Tum off the power supply and the equipment tobe powered during hook-up. Connect the positive polarity ofthe device being poweret tothe red (4 terminal ofthe power supply. Connect the negative polarity of the device being powered tothe black (terminal of the power spy Fig. illustrates the grounding possibilities when usedin the INDE- PENDENT mode, a. Ifthenegative polarity of theequipment orcrcutbeing powered is als te chassis or common, it may be grounded to earth by connecting the black (~) erminal tthe green (GND) terminal ss shown i Fig. 3A. '. Similary the positive polarity canbe groundedby connecting the ‘re ¢) terminal othe green (GND) terminals shown in Fig 3B, ‘© Haneath ground reference isnot required the configuration of Fig. 3C may be used. The scheme in Fig. 3Cshould also be used whereit snot known whether the chasis is common with ether te positive or negative potaiy 4. IF the chassis or common of the equipment being powered is separate from bash the postive and negative polarity power {nputs, use the connection shown in Fig. 3D. 6, Observe proper polarity Ifthe circuit being powered snotequipped With reverse polarity protection, damage tothe eieuit can result from reverse polarity. Use color coded hook-up leads, such es the ste supplied wth the power supply, for convenience in identiying polarity efor (4) and black fr (-). 7 Make sure thatthe hook-up leads offer suficent current eapabiity and low resistance between the power supply and the cireuits being powered. The hook-up leads supplied with the power supply are rated for 4 amps. ‘Typical Constant Voltage Operation 1, Before connecting the device o be powered tothe power supply, determine the maximum safe load eustent for the device 10 be povered andl the current limit value see “Setting Current Limit” procedure inthis section), 2. Sethe A/Ib Meter selection switch tothe A (op) position to monitor the “A” supply. 5. Set VOLTAGE contol to minimum fully counterclockwise) 4, Tur off power supply and connec it othe device to be powered {see "Hook Up” procedure in this section). ‘5, Tum on POWER switch, The CONSTANT CURRENT indicator should NOT ight 6, Increase the VOLTAGE setting until the Volt meter reads the esired value 7. The lad curent is read diretly onthe mA meter, OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, Equipment Equpment Being Powered na Being Powered Figure 3. Independent operation grounding possibilities (sheet L of 2). 4 Ecuigment acto Powered 15 (OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Equipment sen Boweres igure 3. Independent operation grounding possibilities (sheet 2 of 2). OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8, Ifthe load curentexceods the preset curent it the CONSTANT CURRENT indicator vill light. In this case, the power supply automatically switches to the constant current mode ae further ra tion of the VOLTAGE conto wll not increase the ouput woe ‘Setting Current Limit 1. Determine the maximum safe cuent forthe device tobe powered. 2. Temporarily shor the (2) and (~) terminal ofthe power supply together with atest lead 3. Rotate the VOLTAGE contol sway from zero sufficiently forthe CONSTANT CURRENT indicatro light, 44. Adjust the CURRENT contol forthe desired current limit. Read the curent value onthe mA meter. ‘5. The curent imi (overload protection) ha now been preset. Do not change the CURRENT contol setting afer this step. 6. Remove the short between the (+) and (-) terminals and hook up for ‘constant valtage operation, ‘Typical Constant Current Operation |. Before connecting the device to he powered to the power supply. Getermine the maximum safe voltage 10 be applied, set the A/B Meter selection switch tothe A (up) position, and set the VOLT AGE control o obtain tat voltage reading onthe Volt mer, 2, Determine the desired constant current val, 3, Set the CURRENT contro o minima (fully count ockwise) ead output votage and: current frog meters ‘Constant current indicator OFF to desires ‘atage Figure 4, Typical constant voltage operation, 4, Tum off the power supply and conneetito the device tobe powered, 5. Turn on the power supply. The CONSTANT CURRENT indicator should igh. 6. The current can be read directly onthe MA meter. ead current limit Constant curent valve rom meter indicator ON tempo Miorange Femporaly aust short (+) and () to desired current it ee Figure ‘Setting current limit. 7, Tnotease the CURRENT conto sting until the desired constant ‘current vale isreadon he display orsetthe current imitinadvance (before connecting the load) as prescribed earlier inthe “Seting (Current Limi" procedure (OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Read, output voltage Constant current ‘rom meter Tnaeator ON rset Adjust voltage to desees mt curent Figure 6. Typical constant current operation. If the load curent drops below the constant curent val CONSTANT CURRENT indicator will go off. In this eas, the power supply automatically switches othe constant voltage mode further rotation of the CURRENT conto will not increase the ‘ouput curent. ‘OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Constant Voltage/Constant Current Characteristic. The working characteristic ofthis power supply called constant ‘voltage/consiant current automatic erossover type. This permits con- ‘sinuous transition fom eonstant current to constant voltage moves in response 10 the load change, The intersection of constant voltage and ‘constant curent modes is called the crossover point. Fig. 7 shows the relationship between this crossover point and the load For example, ifthe loa is such that the power supply is operating in the constant voltage mode, a regulated output voltage is provided. The output voltage remains constant as the lotd in ‘creases, up until the point where the preset current limit is reached At that point, the output current becomes constant andthe output voltage drops in proportion to further increases in load. The crossover point is indicated by the front panel LED indicators. ‘The crossover point is resched when the CONSTANT CUR- RENT indicator comes on Similarly, crossover from the constant current tothe constant voltage ‘mode suiomaticaly occurs from a decrease in load. A good example of this would be seen when charging a 12-volt battery Inially, the open

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