California Instruments CSW Series |
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High Performance Programmable AC and DC Power Source |
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• Combination AC and DC Power Source |
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• 40-5,000Hz Output Frequencies |
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• Arbitrary and Harmonic Waveform Generation |
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• Built-In Digital Power Analyzer |
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• Scope Capture Capability |
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• Power Programming Software |
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• Constant Power Mode |
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• Multi-Box Option |
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Introduction |
Applications |
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The CSW Series represents a new generation of |
The CSW is designed for testing today’s |
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AC/DC power sources that address the increasing |
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complex electronics, including avionics, |
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demands on test equipment to perform additional |
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telecommunications and commercial electronics |
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functions at a lower cost. By combining a flexible |
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requiring low profile, light weight power supplies |
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AC/DC power source with a high performance |
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power analyzer, the Compact CSW Series is |
Other applications include: |
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capable of handling complex applications that |
• Testing for real world power conditions using |
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have traditionally required multiple systems. The |
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different waveforms on all 3 phases (including |
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sleek integrated approach of the CSW avoids |
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DC) |
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cable clutter that is commonly found in test |
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• Load susceptibility testing with sequence or |
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systems. All connections are made internally and |
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event programming and multiple voltage |
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the need for digital multimeters, power harmonics |
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harmonics |
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analyzers, and current shunts or clamps is |
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• Power line disturbance simulation testing |
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eliminated. |
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• MIL-STD-704, DO-160, B787 and ABD100 |
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Since many components in the CSW are shared |
avionics testing |
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between the AC/DC source and the power |
• Power supply testing for AC-DC, DC-DC |
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analyzer, the total cost of the integrated system is |
converters and UPS’s |
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less than the typical cost of a multiple unit system. |
• Transients on 12 & 24 VDC for automotive |
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Easy to use controls |
applications |
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The CSW Series is DSP controlled and can be |
AC, DC or AC+DC Output |
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operated from an easy to use front panel keypad. |
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A direct coupled, transformerless design allows |
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Functions are grouped logically and are directly |
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AC and DC on separate phases or on the same |
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accessible from the keypad. This eliminates the |
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phase. The CSW can be used as a true DC power |
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need to search through various levels of menus |
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supply. High DC content waveforms (up to |
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and/or soft keys. A large analog control knob |
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312 volts) can be created with no derating of |
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can be used to quickly slew output parameters. |
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output power, even with 100% reactive loads, |
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This knob is controlled by a dynamic rate change |
Programmable Power |
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eliminating the need for a separate DC supply. |
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algorithm that combines the benefits of precise |
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Waveform programming is easily accomplished |
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control over small parameter changes with quick |
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using the Graphical Users Interface software. |
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sweeps through the entire range. |
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Waveforms can be uploaded and modified from |
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a digital scope. The waveforms can then be |
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downloaded to the CSW and output to precisely |
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simulate real-world conditions. |
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858.458.0223 |
sales.ppd@ametek.com |
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CSW Series
Flexability in Power Ranges
The CSW Series is based on a 5,550VA power source. The CSW features selectable Single or Three Phase output via front panel menu
selection or via remote control interface. Utilizing
Master / Auxilary arrangement the CSW offers the flexibility to paralled up to power levels of
33,300VA
High Crest Factor
With a crest factor of up to 3.5:1; the CSW Series
AC source can drive difficult nonlinear loads with ease. Since many modern products use switching power supplies, they have a tendency to pull high repetitive peak currents. The CSW5550 can deliver up to 41.5 Amps of repetitive peak current (156 V range) per phase
Harmonic Waveform Generation
Using the latest DSP technology, the CSW Series programmable controller is capable of generating harmonic waveforms to test for harmonics susceptibility. The Windows Graphical User
Interface program can be used to define harmonic waveforms by specifying amplitude and phase for up to 50 harmonics. The waveform data points are generated and downloaded by the GUI to the AC source through the remote interface. Up to 200 waveforms can be stored in nonvolatile memory and given a user defined name for easy recall.
Arbitrary Waveform Generation
Harmonic waveform, Fund., 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th,11th and 13th.
Two hundred user defined waveforms.
Harmonically distorted waveform.
Using the provided GUI program or custom software, the user also has the ability to define arbitrary AC waveforms. The arbitrary waveform method of data entry provides an alternative method of specifying AC anomalies by providing specific waveform data points. The GUI program provides a catalog of custom waveforms and also allows real-world waveforms captured on a digital oscilloscope to be downloaded to one of the many AC source’s waveform memories. Arbitrary waveform capability is a flexible way of simulating the effect of real-world AC power line conditions on a unit under test in both engineering and production environments.
CSW Series - AC and DC Transient Generation
The CSW Series controller has a powerful AC and DC transient generation system that allows complex sequences of voltage, frequency and waveshapes to be generated. This further enhances the CSW’s capability to simulate
AC line conditions or DC disturbances. When combined with the multiphase arbitrary waveform capabilities, the AC and DC output possibilities are truly exceptional. Transient generation is controlled independently yet time synchronized on all three phases. Accurate phase angle control and synchronized transient list execution provide unparalleled accuracy in positioning AC output events.
Transient programming is easily accomplished
Transient List Data Entry from the front panel.
Transient List Data Entry in GUI program.
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from the front panel where clearly laid out menu’s guide the user through the transient definition process.
The front panel provides a convenient listing of the programmed transient sequence and
allows for transient execution Start, Stop, Abort and Resume operations. User defined transient sequences can be saved to non-volatile memory for instant recall and execution at a later time.
The included Graphical User Interface program supports transient definitions using a spreadsheetlike data entry grid. A library of frequently used transient programs can be created on disk using this GUI program.
Harmonic Analysis
The CSW Series provides detailed amplitude and phase information on up to 50 harmonics of the fundamental voltage and current (up to
16 kHz). Harmonic content can be displayed in both tabular and graphical formats on the front panel LCD for immediate feedback to the
operator. Alternatively, the included GUI program can be used to display, print and save harmonic measurement data. Total harmonic distortion of both voltage and current is calculated from the harmonic data.
Absolute amplitude bar graph display of current harmonics with cursor positioned at the fundamental (CSW Display).
Voltage harmonic measurement table display in absolute values (CSW Display)
Waveform Acquisition
The measurement system is based on real-time digitization of the voltage and current waveforms using a 4K deep sample buffer. This time domain information provides detailed information on both voltage and current waveshapes. Waveform acquisitions can be triggered at a specific phase angle or from a transient program to allow precise positioning of the captured waveform with respect to the AC source output.
The front panel LCD displays captured waveforms with cursor readouts. The included GUI program also allows acquired waveform data to be displayed, printed, and saved to disk.
Acquired Current waveform (CSW Display).
Acquired Voltage waveform (CSW Display).
Measurement data for single phase (CSW Display).
Measurement data for all three phases (CSW Display).
Acquired three phase voltage waveforms display on PC.
Multi-Box Option
In many applications high power is required for a small portion of the testing while a majority of the tests are performed at reduced power levels. The controller architecture of the CSW provides the end-user with a wide array of configuration options that often eliminate the need to purchase different AC or DC power systems to meet a variety of applications. The Multi-Box option is available which allows multiple channel systems to be separated into individually controlled stand alone power sources. By simply connecting the interface cable between multiple sources the hardware automatically sets itself to the system configuration offering Plug and Play performance. There is no need to modify configuration settings from the front panel or hardware jumpers located internally to the source. The multi-box feature is ideal for end-users planning to increase power levels or separate a system into multiple smaller sources.
858.458.0223 |
sales.ppd@ametek.com |