AC, DC, and
AC+DC output mode
Start-stop Angle
In the conventional mode, the start-stop angles of the waveform can be set to facilitate surge current tests.
Output Waveform Options
The three-phase output
waveform can be independently set to select a sine wave, a square wave, a triangular wave, a clipped sine wave, 30 sets
of built-in waveforms, and 6 sets of user-defined waveforms.
Sequence Mode
It has universally programmable settings
for each phase of AC voltage, DC voltage, and frequency.
phase, waveform, and time can be independently set
according to single-step settings. Trigger phase and loop
count can be set, and parameters of three-phase outputs
can be separately configured. Any phase abrupt
change/crossing test can be achieved. Rich sequence
combinations with a high degree of freedom in parameter
settings. By setting different combined sequence parameters, high and low voltage crossing tests can be completed.
Minimum programming setting time is 1ms, capable of
completing a 1ms stop test. Each sequence in each phase
can independently set one of the 6 waveforms.
Pulse Mode
It periodically changes the output state,
where the power output will cyclically vary between a regular
power supply and a pulse voltage. Each phase of AC
voltage, DC voltage, frequency, angle, waveform, time, etc., can be independently set.
Step Mode
Also known as staircase mode, where the
output voltage gradually increases or decreases according
to the set step size from the initial value. Each phase's AC
voltage, DC voltage, and frequency can be independently
set for initial value and change amount. Angle, waveform,
step count, and step time for each phase can also be set
independently.
Harmonic Synthesis
The power supply has a harmonic
editing function (2-50 times), and various harmonic
components can be added to the standard sine wave. It
has 3 sets of percentage harmonic storage groups and 3
sets of amplitude harmonic storage groups that can be
quickly called. The fundamental wave voltage, harmonic
content, angle, etc., of each phase can be independently
set. Under the percentage mode, the content and angle of
each harmonic can be set, with a single harmonic up to
30%, no limit on total harmonic content, and no limit on the
number of harmonic superimpositions. Under the amplitude mode, specific voltage values can be set for harmonic
components without any percentage relationship with the fundamental wave voltage.
Interharmonic Synthesis
The power supply has an interharmonic editing function, allowing the addition of interharmonic
components to the standard sine wave. Interharmonic
trigger angle, start-stop frequencies, content, and scan
time can be set, with an interharmonic frequency range of
16-3,000Hz.
Operation
A 5-inch color capacitive touch screen and knobs
can be used to set the voltage and frequency in the
conventional mode, with buttons responsible for starting
and stopping the conventional mode.
Upper Computer
It is equipped with the standard upper
computer software, with a graphical user interface for
convenient and efficient operation.
