Source a wide range of voltages and currents with the 360W model 2260B-30-36 or model 2260B-80-13 programmable DC Power Supplies from Keithley. For higher power requirements, output up to 720W with either model 2260B-30-72 or model 2260B-80-27 DC Power Supplies. All four instruments have constant power outputs to provide a flexible range of voltage and current output combinations. The 360W supplies can output as much as 30V or 80V or as much as 13.5A or 36A, while the 720W supplies can output twice as much current, 72A and 27A, with the same maximum voltage outputs. The wide range of output voltages and currents of the series 2260B Power Supplies along with multiple interfaces, enable their use in numerous applications including research and design, quality control, and production test.
- Wide range of power output up to 80V/13.5A/360W
- Combine power supplies in series and parallel to expand voltages and currents up to 160V and 216A
- Programmable rise and fall times prevent damage from inrush current to low impedance loads
- Constant current priority setting reduces voltage and current overshoot
- Simulate a battery's output characteristics with a programmable output resistance
- Choose from analog control, USB, LAN, or an optional GPIB interface for automated control
- Save space and get six 71mm-wide 360W units or three 143mm-wide 720W units in a standard rack width
Footnotes In addition, we have calibration services for this product. Choose from a Standard Certificated Service or an internationally recognised UKAS accredited calibration. Visit our calibration service page for more details.
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KEITHLEY |
| Part Number |
2260B-80-13 |
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