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MDL Series
Programmable DC Electronic Load
Models: MDL001, MDL002, MDL200, MDL252,
MDL302, MDL305, MDL400, MDL505, MDL600
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  • Page 1 MDL Series Programmable DC Electronic Load Models: MDL001, MDL002, MDL200, MDL252, MDL302, MDL305, MDL400, MDL505, MDL600 USER MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Safety Summary

    Safety Summary The following general safety precautions must be observed during all phases of operation of this instrument. Failure to comply with these precautions or with specific warnings elsewhere in this manual violates safety standards of design, manufacture, and intended use of the instrument. We assume no liability for the Customer’s failure to comply with these requirements.
  • Page 3 DO NOT SERVICE OR ADJUST ALONE Do not try to do some internal service or adjustment unless another person capable of rendering first aid resuscitation is present. Safety Symbols Direct current Alternating current Both direct and alternating current Protective earth (ground) terminal Attention (refer to accompanying documents) WARNING The WARNING sign denotes a hazard.

  • Page 4: Compliance Statements

    Compliance Statements Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other European countries with separate collection systems) This product is subject to Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), and in jurisdictions adopting that Directive, is marked as being put on the market after August 13, 2005, and should not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Safety Summary ..................2 Compliance Statements................. 4 Product Overview ................. 8 Description ..........................8 Features ..........................9 Front Panel ..........................10 Rear Panel ..........................11 Protection Functions ......................12 Overvoltage Protection (OVP) .................... 12 Overcurrent Protection (OCP) ..................... 12 Overpower Protection (OPP) ....................
  • Page 6 External ON/OFF Control Connection ..................35 Mainframe Extension Connection ..................35 PC Control Connection ......................36 Operation ................... 37 Operating Modes ........................37 Constant Current (CC) mode ....................37 Constant Voltage (CV) Mode ....................39 Constant Resistance (CR) Mode ..................40 Constant Power (CW) Mode ....................
  • Page 7 Setting Up Von Function ..................... 62 Save and Recall Operation ..................... 63 Module Controlling Link ......................64 Voltage Failure Indication ....................65 Current Monitoring ......................65 Digital I/O .......................... 65 Remote Sense Function ...................... 66 External Analog Control ...................... 66 Automatic Test ........................

  • Page 8: Product Overview

    DC power supplies to batteries, fuel cells, and photovoltaic arrays. Up to four modules can be installed into the MDL001 mainframe to support up to a total of 8 channels. Adding the MDL002 mainframe extension will enable the system to support four additional module slots for a maximum of 16 channels.

  • Page 9: Features

    Features • CC/CV/CR/CW/CZ operating modes • Removable modules for easy system flexibility • Bright VFD display for both mainframe and modules • Power range up to 2400 W (4800 W with mainframe extension) • Supports up to 16 channels with mainframe extension •...

  • Page 10: Front Panel

    Front Panel Figure 1 - MDL Series Front Panel 1) VFD DISPLAY Displays electronic load information. 2) MODULE PANEL KEYS Controls module functions. Refer to Module section for more details on the use of these keys. 3) ADJUSTMENT KNOB Used to change parameters. 4) MAINFRAME FUNCTION KEYS Controls each channel’s operating status.

  • Page 11: Rear Panel

    Rear Panel Figure 2 - MDL Series Rear Panel 1) GPIB interface 2) Input terminal of module 3) Remote measurement and external input control terminal 4) Current monitoring output 5) Digital I/O and VF output terminal 6) Extended module interface 7) AC Power input socket 8) USB interface 9) Line voltage selection switch (110V/220V)

  • Page 12: Protection Functions

    Protection Functions The electronic load has the following protection functions: Overvoltage protection (OVP), overcurrent protection (OCP), overpower protection (OPP), overtemperature protection (OTP), and local and remote reverse voltage protection (LRV/RRV). The mainframe will act appropriately once any of the above protections are active. You can press any button on the front panel to restore the protection function.
  • Page 13 Panel Operations VFD Display 1. Power on the electronic load. Self-test Sync On Set Meter Protect 2. Press Shift + ⑧ to enter Configuration menu. List Ext. Ctrl Set About Exit Max Power Set Alimit State Alimit Point Alimit Delay 3.

  • Page 14: Overpower Protection (Opp)

    Overpower Protection (OPP) The electronic load includes both hardware and software OPP features. Hardware OPP – In the event that the electronic load’s input power exceeds the set power protection limit, the hardware OPP will limit the power. Once the hardware OPP is triggered, the status register’s OP bit will be set.

  • Page 15: Overtemperature Protection (Otp)

    Operations to Clear the OPP State Check whether the input power is within the rated power range or the programmed protection ranges. If it is outside the range, disconnect the device under test. Then press any key on the front panel or remotely send command PROTection:CLEar.

  • Page 16: Menu List

    Menu List The following menus can be viewed on the VFD display. Use  keys to scroll through the menu list and press Enter key to enter the selected menu function. Use  keys to scroll through the VFD screen and press Enter key to enter its submenu. Press Esc to go back to the previous menu selection.
  • Page 17 System Menu Press Shift + ⑦ key to enter the System menu. MENU INITIALIZE INITIALIZE DEFAULT SET Resume all configuration to default settings POWER ON SET RST (DEFAULT) Set the load’s input state to default at power on SAV0 Set the load’s input state to SAV0 at power on BUZZER SET Set up the buzzer state Enable the function...
  • Page 18 RS232 SET PARITY SET Set up the communication parity NONE (DEFAULT) EVEN HANDSHAKE SET Select the handshake protocol NONE (DEFAULT) CTS/RTS XON/XOFF GPIB ADDRESS GPIB address setting GPIB ADDRESS SET Set up communication address ETHERNET SET Ethernet settings GATEWAY SET Gateway setting IP SET IP setting...

  • Page 19: Configuration Menu

    Configuration Menu Press Shift + ⑧ key to enter the channel Configuration menu. MENU SYNC ON SET Setup Synchronization ON / OFF function ON (DEFAULT) Turn on synchronization function Turn off synchronization function VON POINT Set the load’s Von point VON LATCH Von latch state ON (DEFAULT)

  • Page 20: Automatic Test Menu

    EDIT LIST Edit list operation file HIGH RANGE Edit high range of list operation LOW RANGE Edit low range of list operation EXT. CTRL SET External analog control function Turn on external analog control function OFF (DEFAULT) Turn off external analog control function REM SENSE SET Remote sense function Enable remote sense function...

  • Page 21: Installation

    Modules include: • Certificate of calibration and test report Optional accessories: Rack mount kit RK153 (available for mainframes MDL001 and MDL002) Cleaning Use a dry cloth or one slightly dampened with water to clean the external case parts. Do not attempt to clean internally.

  • Page 22: Installing Modules

    Avoid touching joints and circuit boards. One can install any combination of modules up to 2400 W total in the MDL001 mainframe in any order. This also applies to the MDL002 mainframe extension, allowing a maximum of 4800 W total when connecting the MDL001 and MDL002 together.
  • Page 23 Figure 3b - Module Installation 4. Insert and slide the selected modules into the slot. Figure 3c - Module Installation 5. Insert and tighten module screws on rear panel.

  • Page 24: Channel Number

    The channel number for all modules is determined by the location of the modules in relation to the mainframe and ordered from right to left. With the MDL001 mainframe, the total number of channels is 8. Channels 1 and 2 are next to the mainframe front panel, while channels 7 and 8 are located on the left side.

  • Page 25: Location

    The following figures show examples of how channels are assigned when single-channel and dual- channel modules are installed. Figure 5 - Channel Number Order When Installing Four Single-Channel Modules Figure 6 – Channel Number Order When Installing Two Single-Channel Modules and Two Dual-Channel Modules Note : Mainframe extension module channels are numbered 11-18.
  • Page 26 The MDL Series can be placed in a standard 19-inch rackmount shelf. Rack mount kit RK153 is available for use with mainframe (MDL001) and mainframe extension (MDL002). When mounted, there is no need to remove the bottom studs.

  • Page 27: Input Voltage Selection

    Figure 8 - Module Outline Diagram Note : Dimensions are in millimeters (mm). Input Voltage Selection The electronic load can work under 110/220V±10% AC input, identified by an input line voltage switch on the rear (refer to Figure 9). If the indicated line voltage does not match your region, please use the switch in the back of the unit to choose your input line voltage, install appropriate fuse (refer to Table 1 - Fuse Table below), and then insert power cord.

  • Page 28: Turn-On Checkout

    Figure 9 – Input Voltage Selection Turn-On Checkout When you turn on the electronic load, the front-panel display will light up briefly while the electronic load performs its power-on self-test. The following table shows the procedure of the self-test. Mainframe VFD Display Description BOIS Ver 1.20 VFD displays software version...

  • Page 29: If The Electronic Load Does Not Turn On

    3) Verify that the correct power line fuse is installed. If fuse is blown, please replace it according to the following specification. Table 1 - Fuse Table Product Fuse specification (110VAC) Fuse specification (220VAC) MDL001 T5A, 250V T2.5A, 250V MDL002 T5A, 250V T2.5A, 250V 4) Replace fuse.

  • Page 30: Load Connection

    Load Connection WARNING : To satisfy safety requirements, load wires between the electronic load and the device under test (DUT) should have a current rating high enough not to overheat while carrying the short-circuit output current. Never make connections between the electronic load and a DUT while the electronic load inputs are turned ON and/or the DUT has live power at its output.

  • Page 31: Remote Sense Connection

    There are two positive terminals and two negative terminals on the rear panel of every module. Single terminal connection is adequate when the input current is less than 30 A. WARNING : Each terminal can carry up to 30 A current. Double-terminal connection is needed when the input current is more than 30 A.

  • Page 32: Parallel Connection

    There are two input connectors. One is the electronic load’s input measurement terminal and the other is the Vsense measurement terminal. When Vsense is connected to device to be measured, the electronic load will switch to Vsense mode automatically. There is no need to change a setting in the menu and the front panel of the module will show “sense”.

  • Page 33: Mainframe 8-Pin Control Connector

    Mainframe 8-pin Control Connector The mainframe’s 8-pin control terminal on the rear panel is shown below. This is used for external trigger and ON/OFF control connections. Figure 14 – Mainframe Rear Panel 8-pin Control Connector Table 2 - Control Connector Pinout Signal Description Trigger IN...

  • Page 34: External Trigger Connections

    External Trigger Connections There are five kinds of trigger modes: 1) Front panel TRIG trigger mode 2) Rear panel trigger mode 3) BUS trigger mode 4) Timer trigger mode 5) Hold trigger mode Setting these modes is done through the System menu (Shift + ⑦) under <Trigger Source>. Press Enter to confirm setting and Esc to exit menu.

  • Page 35: External On/Off Control Connection

    External ON/OFF Control Connection ON/OFF IN (pin 3 of rear 8-pin Control Connector) is used to toggle the multi-channel electronic load inputs ON or OFF. When ON/OFF IN pin receives a TTL level pulse (>10us), the ON/OFF state of the load will toggle. SYNC ON SET function can be set to ON for multiple channels to toggle more than one channel at a time.

  • Page 36: Pc Control Connection

    PC Control Connection The MDL Series DC Electronic Load can achieve remote control via USB, RS-232, LAN, or GPIB interface, but only one interface can be used at a time. Choose the interface via the System menu (Shift + ⑦). Connect communication cable before powering on. Do not hot plug, as it may damage the communication interface of the electronic load.

  • Page 37: Operation

    Operation Operating Modes The electronic load can work in the following modes: 1) Constant current (CC) operation mode 2) Constant voltage (CV) operation mode 3) Constant resistance (CR) operation mode 4) Constant power (CW) operation mode 5) Constant impedance (CZ) operation mode Constant Current (CC) mode In this mode, the electronic load will sink a current in accordance with the programmed value regardless of the input voltage.
  • Page 38 Vmax/Vmin Limits These parameters refer to the voltage high and low limit for the automatic test mode. During automatic test mode, the device under test (DUT) must be operating within the configured values for the test to PASS upon completion. If the DUT operates outside the configured values, the test will FAIL upon completion.

  • Page 39: Constant Voltage (Cv) Mode

    Figure 17 - Slew Rate Measurement Between the 10% and 90% region, the slew rate can be measured by observing the steepest slope portion. In case of very large load changes, e.g. from no load to full load, the actual transition time will be larger than the expected (measured) time.

  • Page 40: Constant Resistance (Cr) Mode

    Ranges When working in CV mode, you can press the Setup key to enter the RANGE menu. Two overlapping ranges can be selected: LOW RANGE or HIGH RANGE. Voltage can be edited in either of the two ranges. Low range will supply higher accuracy and better resolution when you set lower current.

  • Page 41: Constant Power (Cw) Mode

    Ranges When working in CR mode, you can press the Setup key to enter the RANGE menu. Two overlapping ranges can be selected: LOW RANGE or HIGH RANGE. Resistance can be edited in either of the two ranges. Low range will supply higher accuracy and better resolution when you set lower resistance.

  • Page 42: Constant Impedance (Cz) Mode

    Ranges When working in CW mode, you can press the Setup key to enter the RANGE menu. Two overlapping ranges can be selected: LOW RANGE or HIGH RANGE. Power can be edited in either of the two ranges. Low range will supply higher accuracy and better resolution when you set lower power.
  • Page 43 Ranges When working in CZ mode, you can press the Setup key to enter the RANGE menu. Two overlapping ranges can be selected: LOW RANGE or HIGH RANGE. Impedance can be edited in either of the two ranges. Low range will supply higher accuracy and better resolution when you set lower impedance.

  • Page 44: Setting Cv, Cc, Cr, Cw, Cz Mode

    Setting CV, CC, CR, CW, CZ Mode The following procedure will show you a basic example of how to set up your operation mode from the front panel. Panel Operations VFD Display 1. Power on the electronic load. Self-test 2. Press  keys to select the channel to be edited, such as channel 1. CH01 CC OFF Vdc=0.0000V Adc=0.0000A...

  • Page 45: Local Operation

    When the load is repowered on, the mainframe will scan all the installed modules once again, and can recall the parameters from the last time it was powered off. Figure 22 - MDL001 Mainframe Front Panel 1. VFD DISPLAY When powering on, the VFD screen will light up and show the instrument’s firmware version.
  • Page 46 2. FUNCTION KEYS Description This key is used to switch channels. Every module has its own channel number and can be Chan selected from the mainframe panel. This key is used to save parameters. After selecting a channel and editing its parameters, Save press the Save key to save your settings into non-volatile memory.
  • Page 47 3. ENTRY/SHIFT KEYS Description ⓪ ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ These are number input keys. ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ This key can be used to exit any working state. This key is used for decimal.  These keys are used to move up and down the menu selection. ...

  • Page 48: Module Panel

    Module Panel Figure 23 - Module Front Panel 1. VFD DISPLAY Bright VFD display shows module‘s operating mode. 2. ROTARY KNOB Used to change parameter values. 3. PANEL KEYS Description Switch A/B transient preset value. (single channel modules) Switch the left/right channels. Press this key + rotary knob to control (dual-channel modules) the two channels.

  • Page 49: Module Panel Lock

    Selects the transient mode. Press this key first to enable transient Tran mode before running A/B transient operation and then send the triggering signal to run a program. On/Off Control module’s input on/off state 4. AIR INLET Module’s air inlet for cooling purposes. WARNING : Do not place any objects that may block or cover air inlet.

  • Page 50: Vfd Indicator Function Description

    VFD Indicator Function Description The detailed illustration of the VFD and all indicator functions are as follows: Figure 24 - Load Module VFD Panel L/R is the indicator of the dual-channel module’s left/right channel. If you want to edit left/right channel parameters, first select the channel using the L/R key.

  • Page 51: Transient Operation

    Transient Operation Transient operation enables the module to periodically switch between two load levels, as might be required for testing power supplies. Transient operation can be turned on and off from the front panel (Tran and Trig keys). Before you turn on the operation, you should set the parameters associated with the transient operation.

  • Page 52: Pulse

    Figure 25 - Continuous Transient Operation Current Waveform Pulse In this mode, the electronic load generates a transient pulse of programmable width when pulse transient operation is in effect. In pulse mode, you can set A/B level, A/B width, and A/B slew rate via the mainframe keypad. The electronic load will automatically switch to A level after maintaining A width time.

  • Page 53: Toggle

    Toggle In toggle mode, the electronic load will switch between A level and B level when receiving a trigger signal after the transient operation is enabled. The following picture shows the current waveform in toggle transient operation. Figure 27 - Toggle Transient Operation Setting Up A/B Transient Operation The following is a short tutorial of how to set up A/B transient operation for your electronic load.
  • Page 54 A/B Transient Operation Tutorial Panel Operations VFD Display 1. Power on the electronic load. Self-test CH01 CC OFF 2. Press  keys to select the channel to be edited. In this example, we Vdc = 0.0000V select channel 1. Adc = 0.0000A Wdc = 0.00W CH01 3.
  • Page 55 CH01 CC OFF Vdc = 0.0000V 12. Press Esc key to exit. Adc = 0.0000A Wdc = 0.00W MANUAL EXTERNAL 13. Press Shift + ⑦ to enter System menu. Press  key to select <Trigger HOLD source> and press Enter. Select <Manual> and press Enter to confirm. TIMER CH01 CC OFF Vdc = 0.0000V...

  • Page 56: List Operation

    List Operation List mode lets you generate complex sequences of input changes on a single channel with rapid, precise timing, which may be synchronized with internal or external signals. This is useful when running test sequences with a minimum amount of overhead. The parameters of List operation include the name, number of steps (2-84), step width time (20us- 3600s), and every steps’...
  • Page 57 CH01 CC ON Vdc=0.0000V 2. Press  keys to select the channel to be edited. Adc=0.0000A Wdc=0.00W MANUAL 3. Press Shift + ⑦ to enter System menu. Press  key to select EXTERNAL <Trigger source> and press Enter. Select <Manual> and press Enter HOLD to confirm.
  • Page 58 13. Set second step’s width time. Input value and press Enter key to Step 002 width confirm. 14. Set parameters for steps 3 through 5 in the same manner described above. Repeat Count 15. Set number of run cycles. Input value and press Enter to confirm. CH01 16.
  • Page 59 List Mode Programming Example If in remote control mode, you can refer to the following example to edit List operation (refer to MDL Series Programming Guide for more information). Command Function LIST:RANGe 40 Sets List range LIST:COUNT 10000 Sets List cycle LIST:STEP 2 Sets List steps LIST:LEVEL 1,5...

  • Page 60: Triggered Operation

    Triggered Operation Trigger Function Trigger operation can be used in the following operations: transient pulse output, triggered output, and list output. The electronic load has five kinds of trigger modes to synchronously trigger the tested instrument. Before enabling the trigger function, users should first select trigger source. Trigger Source 1) Manual trigger: When manual trigger mode is active, pressing the Trig key on the front panel will enable a trigger operation.

  • Page 61: Input On/Off Operation

    Input On/Off Operation During front panel operation, press the On/Off key to switch the input on/off state. Input On/Off operation will not affect the present settings. The load/unload speed of On/Off operation is not dependent on the rise/fall slew rate. When in remote control mode, you can send SCPI command “INPut ON”...

  • Page 62: Setting Up Von Function

    When Von LATCH is enabled, the electronic load will begin sinking current if input voltage exceeds Von voltage. When the input voltage drops below the Von voltage value, the electronic load will still continue to sink current and the input remains on. Figure 30 - Von LATCH Load's Working Range Setting Up Von Function The following is a quick tutorial of how to set up the Von function for your electronic load.

  • Page 63: Save And Recall Operation

    Von Point 4. Select <Von Point> and press Enter. Von Latch Exit Von Point Set 5. Set the Von Point. Input 5 and press Enter to confirm. 6. Press  to select <Von Latch> and press Enter. Set on/off state. Select On and press Enter to confirm.

  • Page 64: Module Controlling Link

    To Recall Panel Operations VFD Display 1. To recall saved data, press the Recall key. It will ask for the Recall Recall Group Group number. 2. Input the Group number (0-100) you previously saved your Recall Group parameters to and press Enter key to recall. Module Controlling Link There is an 8-pin terminal and current monitoring connector on every module’s rear panel.

  • Page 65: Voltage Failure Indication

    Table 3 - Module Terminal Pinout Signal Description Ground Voltage fault indication terminal Digital input terminal Digital output terminal ⃝ I OUT Current monitoring output SENSE + Voltage remote measuring terminal (+) SENSE - Voltage remote measuring terminal (-) EXT_PRG+ External analog controlling terminal (+) EXT_PRG- External analog controlling terminal (-)

  • Page 66: Remote Sense Function

    Remote Sense Function When working in CC, CV, and CR mode, if the electronic load consumes a very large current, it will cause a voltage drop in the leads between the connected device and terminals of the electronic load. In order to ensure testing accuracy, the electronic load provides a pair of remote sensing terminals in the rear panel where users can sense the output terminal voltage of the connected device.
  • Page 67 The Pass/Fail criteria can be found in the SETUP menu of the front panel, under the Vmax/Vmin (CC/CR/CW/CZ mode) or Amax/Amin (CV mode) parameters. Users must set Pass/Fail criteria for each mode used in the Automatic test sequence before running the automated test. Configuring Instrument Settings The automatic test runs a program that uses the settings stored into the internal EEPROM memory.
  • Page 68 Save Group PROGRAM 10 Sequence Save Group The following is a step-by-step tutorial on how to set up a test file. Panel Operations VFD Display 1. Power on the electronic load. Self-test CH03 CC OFF 2. Select the channel you want to edit and then edit every group’s Vdc=0.0000V step.
  • Page 69 Exit 13. The MDL Series with mainframe extension can support a Active Channel maximum of 16 channels. 0 represents the MDL001 mainframe 0 : □ 7 □ 5 □ 3 □ 1 and 1 represents the MDL002 mainframe extension. □7□5□3□1 1 : □□□□□□□□...
  • Page 70 17. To edit the first step of the 4 steps, determine whether you SEQ01 Short CH need short circuit testing on channel 3 and 5. For example, if 0 : □□□ 5 □ Y □□ channel 3 needs short circuit testing, input 3. Then press Enter 1 : □□□□□□□□...
  • Page 71 23. Program chain is used when you need to link to the next file to be tested. For example, if you need to link to group 2, press 2. If Program Chain you do not need to link to another file, input ⓪ and then press NO: 2 Enter key to confirm.

  • Page 72: Recall Test Files

    Recall Test Files The following is a procedure on how to recall edited test files from the EEPROM. Panel Operations VFD Display Run Program Recall Prog 1. Press Shift + ⑨ to enter the Program menu. Edit Program Exit 2. Press  key to select <Recall Prog> and press Enter. Input the saved Program Select program number and press Enter to recall the saved testing file.

  • Page 73: Usb Interface

    USB Interface Use Type A to Type B USB cables to connect the electronic load and the PC. All electronic load functions are programmable over the USB. Press Shift + ⑦ on the front panel to enter the System menu. Select <Communication> and choose <USBTMC-USB488>. The USB488 interface capabilities of the electronic load are described below: •...

  • Page 74: Rs-232 Interface

    <RS-232> in <Communication> of the System menu. NOTE: There are two COM interfaces on the rear panel of the MDL001 mainframe: the left 9-pin COM interface is the RS-232 communication interface and the right 9-pin COM serial port connection is not for use. All SCPI commands are available through RS-232 programming.

  • Page 75: Rs-232 Flow Control

    RS-232 Flow Control The RS-232 interface supports the following flow control options. For each case, the electronic load will send a maximum of five characters after hold-off is asserted by the controller. The electronic load is capable of receiving as many as fifteen additional characters after it asserts hold-off. •...

  • Page 76: Rs-232 Troubleshooting

    Signal Description No Connection Transmit Data Receive Data No Connection Ground No Connection Clear to Send Ready to Send No Connection RS-232 Troubleshooting If you are having trouble communicating over the RS-232 interface, check the following: • The computer and the electronic load must be configured for the same baud rate, parity, number of data bits, and flow control options.

  • Page 77: Specifications

    Specifications Model MDL200 MDL252 MDL302 MDL305 MDL400 MDL505 MDL600 Input Ratings Input Voltage 0-80 V 0-80 V 0-80 V 0-500 V 0-80 V 0-500 V 0-80 V 0-4 A 0-3 A 0-4.5 A 0-3 A 0-6 A 0-3 A 0-12 A Input Current High...
  • Page 78 Model MDL200 MDL252 MDL302 MDL305 MDL400 MDL505 MDL600 Transient Mode (CC mode) 20us-3600s/Res:5us-10ms T1&T2 Accuracy 5us+100ppm 0.0001-0.25 0.0001-0.2 0.0001-0.25 0.0001-0.1 0.0001-0.25 0.0001-0.1 0.0001-0.25 A/us A/us A/us A/us A/us A/us A/us Slew Rate 0.001-2.5 0.001-2.5 0.001-2.5 High 0.001-2 A/us 0.001-1 A/us 0.001-1 A/us 0.001-2.5 A/us A/us A/us...

  • Page 79: Supplementary Characteristics

    -10 to 60 °C Humidity Indoor use, ≤ 95% Dimensions and weight Model Type Dimensions (W x H x D) Weight MDL001 Mainframe 445 x 183 x 549 mm 15.4 kg Mainframe MDL002 445 x 183 x 549 mm 15.4 kg...

  • Page 80: Service Information

    SERVICE INFORMATION Warranty Service: Please go to the support and service section on our website at www.bkprecision.com to obtain an RMA #. Return the product in the original packaging with proof of purchase to the address below. Clearly state on the RMA the performance problem and return any leads, probes, connectors and accessories that you are using with the device.

  • Page 81: Limited Three-Year Warranty

    LIMITED THREE-YEAR WARRANTY B&K Precision Corp. warrants to the original purchaser that its products and the component parts thereof will be free from defects in workmanship and materials for a period of three years from date of purchase. B&K Precision Corp. will, without charge, repair or replace, at its option, defective product or component parts.
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