TET Electronics 2000 Instruction Manual

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Atlas 2000
IndustrieAlpine Allee 1
D - 94513 Schönberg
Tel.:+49 (0) 85 54/9609-0
Fax:+49 (0) 85 54/96 09 20
Mail: sales@tetelectronics.de
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ATLAS-2000
High-performance power supplies
Page 1 von 26
ISSUE 07/05

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  • Page 1 IndustrieAlpine Allee 1 D - 94513 Schönberg Tel.:+49 (0) 85 54/9609-0 Fax:+49 (0) 85 54/96 09 20 Mail: sales@tetelectronics.de INSTRUCTION MANUAL ATLAS-2000 High-performance power supplies Atlas 2000 Page 1 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 2 Always state type of model and serial number. Spare parts: Spare parts should be ordered in accordance with the following arrangement: Qty. Designation Type Item Instrument Serial-No. Transistor 2N3055 Q101-Q102 Atlas 40-30 XXXXXX Atlas 2000 Page 2 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    3.9.3 Delayed current limitation (C-DYN) 3.10 Output signals 3.10.1 Monitor output 3.10.2 Status signals 3.11 Remote programming by means of the IEEE-488/RS-232 interface-card CHAPTER 4: Options (connection and operation) Option 07: Line change to 115VAC Atlas 2000 Page 3 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 4: General

    115VAC line-voltage Option 34: Listener-talker interface card for IEEE-488 bus and RS-232 serial port. This card can be mounted in a slot on the rear side of the ATLAS instrument by the customer. Option 50: Digital display for voltage and current, 7-segment LED´s, 4 digits, as replacement for the analog meters.
  • Page 5: Electrical Specifications

    CHAPTER 2 2.1 Electrical Specifications Model ATLAS 40-50 ATLAS 60-30 ATLAS 160-15 Output voltage 0-40V 0-60V 0-160V Output current 0-50A 0-30A 0-15A Input 230VAC +10%, 47..65Hz (Option 07 for 115 VAC ±10%) Output floating, isolated form ground, up to 300 VDC max.
  • Page 6: General Specifications

    Front panel controls: See Fig.1 Rear panel controls: See Fig.2 and Fig.3 Line current: Approx. 20A at 230V and full load, 2,5A at 230V and no load. Inrush-current limiting with 5,6 Ohm. Atlas 2000 Page 6 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 7: Frontpanel Layout Description

    13..Delayed current limitation ON - OFF 14..Time-adjust for delayed current limitation 15..Test sockets for output voltage 16..Power-ON-indicator 17..Ventilation Caution: The test sockets (15) are not appropriate to source current ! Atlas 2000 Page 7 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 8 6..Grounding screw 7..Ventilation 8..Terminal block for +/- sense and output voltage +V, -V 9..Regulation board with TB3, TB4, S1, S2 (see Fig.3) 10..Opt.34 Interface-card 11..Handle 12..Output-cover Atlas 2000 Page 8 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 9 TB4-6......I-PROG. (0-10V or 0-5V) TB4-7......V-MONITOR (0-10V) TB4-8......RTN (referred to +S) TB4-9......N.C. TB4-10......N.C. TB4-11......OV STATUS RTN TB4-12......RTN TB4-13......I-MONITOR (0-10V) TB4-14......RTN TB4-15......V-PROG. (0-10V or 0-5V) Fig.3 Atlas 2000 Page 9 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 10: Putting Into Operation

    This mode of operation is reached, when the LED-indicator 'CV' lights up. Because of the high stability of ATLAS, it is possible to adjust accurately the output voltage to several decades. For this, an adequate digital voltmeter should be used. The local adjustment is performed using the voltage control knob 'VOLTAGE'.
  • Page 11: Remote Voltage Programming

    Response can thus vary depending on individual parameters. The fastest output voltage response is between 200 and 400ms for a programming step of 100% and depending on the type of power supply. Atlas 2000 Page 11 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 12 The Instruments are factory-preset for 10V programming. For 5V programming pull the regulation board from the power supply, short the jumper 'J301' (see last page), push the regulation board back on it´s place. Atlas 2000 Page 12 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 13 2. With the 'EXTERN' knob pushed, the output current too has to be programmed (RCP or VCP, see chapter 3.6.1 and 3.6.2) ↓ (meaningless for VVP) TB4-8 0...10V 0..5V TB4-15 Fig.6 Atlas 2000 Page 13 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 14: Remote Current Programming

    2. A resistance over 12KOhms (e.g. open leads) will block the series-regulator and the preregulator. 3. With the 'EXTERN' knob pushed, the output voltage too has to be programmed (RVP or VVP, see chapter 3.5.1 and 3.5.2). TB3-3 0...10kOhm TB3-11 (meaningless for RPC) ↑ Fig.7 Atlas 2000 Page 14 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 15 2. With the 'EXTERN' knob pushed, the output voltage too has to be programmed (RVP or VVP, see chapter 3.5.1 and 3.5.2). (meaningless for VCP) ↓ TB4-8 0...10V 0..5V TB4-6 Fig.8 Atlas 2000 Page 15 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 16: Series Operation

    > = 5A/mm²). 2. -V load terminal from ATLAS 2 to the minus-pole of load (cross section > = 5A/mm²). . -V load terminal from ATLAS 1 to +V load terminal from ATLAS 1 (cross section > = 5A/mm²). 4. +S from ATLAS 1 to the plus-pole of load.
  • Page 17 (OVP) is not possible. In order to obtain an even load distribution it is recommended, to adjust the 'VOLTAGE' and 'CURRENT' control of both ATLAS in such a way that they display an equal voltage. Devices should be switched on and off simultaneously.
  • Page 18 The master can limit only the current through +R load. The current limit from slave can be set with a resistance (< 10KOhms), connected between TB3-3 and TB3-11 (see chapt 3.6.1). Power must be switched on and off simultaneously on both units. Atlas 2000 Page 18 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 19: Simple Connection Of Load Terminals

    3.8.1 Simple output load terminals connection In order to get an even load current distribution, both ATLAS power supplies have to be adjusted to the same output voltage prior to connecting the output load terminals. The connecting cables should be as short as possible and with corresponding cross section.
  • Page 20 Remove jumper “J304” on the Regulation board (see last page) Fig. 11 Atlas 2000 Page 20 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 21: Overvoltage Protection

    (< 50ppm/°C) and oversized (< 0,5W). It´s value can vary between 0KOhm and 12KOhm. The threshold is proportional to the resistance. For 12KOhm the threshold will be 120% from the nominal output voltage. Atlas 2000 Page 21 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 22 Opt.34- board (Interface-card) too, if the Opt.34-board is activated. If the programming voltage can not sink current, a 100 Ohm/0,5W resistor should be connected parallel to the source. Atlas 2000 Page 22 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
  • Page 23 3.9.3 Delayed current limiting. The load can draw from the power supplies ATLAS an overcurrent (150% from the actual current limit, I ) for a period not exceeding 500ms. After the delay-time, the current will be limited to the currrent limit. Every overcurrent period is followed by a relaxtion-time, approx.
  • Page 24: Monitor Output

    (Opt.34) For a complete description of the interface-card, consult the manual. There only aspects typical for ATLAS will be described. If the IEEE-488 port receives a valid command, the power supply will switch automatically in 'EXTERN/Interface' mode. In this mode are all programming possibilities ineffective, only the overvoltage threshold can be programmed (by means of the 'OV-ADJ' trimmer or remote) lower than the value programmed on the BUS.
  • Page 25 Remove on the power switch the jumper J1 and J2 c) Note: In the unit for 115 VAC the OV-funktion is clamping. To reset the OV, turn the line switch off and on again. Fig. 14 Atlas 2000 Page 25 von 26 ISSUE 07/05...
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