Agilent Technologies N6705 Spécifications télécharger pdf (Page 12)

Power management feature

allows you to allocate N6705

mainframe power

Often, a DUT requires some high

power DC sources and several very

low power DC sources. In this case,

you may choose to configure a

system where the sum of the

power modules installed in the

Agilent N6705 exceeds the total

power available from the Agilent

N6705 mainframe. The power man-

agement features of the Agilent

N6705 allow you to allocate main-

frame power to the outputs where

it’s needed, achieving maximum

asset utilization and flexibility. This

feature provides safety from unex-

pected and dangerous shutdowns

that can occur with power systems

without power management when

operated in a similar way. For

example, if your DUT requires

250 W on two of its inputs, but only

10 W each two auxiliary inputs, you

can configure a system consisting

of two 300 W DC modules and two

50 W DC modules. Even though the

sum of the module power is greater

than 600 W, you can still use the

Agilent N6705. Thanks to the power

management feature, you can allo-

cate the 250 W each to the two

300 W modules while you allocate

only 25 W to each of the 50 W

modules.

Universal AC input

The Agilent N6705 has a universal

input that operates from 100-240

VAC, 50/60/400 Hz. There are no

switches to set or fuses to change

when switching from one voltage

standard to another. The AC input

employs power factor correction.

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Makes a great tool for

ATE systems that require

an advanced user interface

for test and debug

While the Agilent N6705 DC

power analyzer is designed primar-

ily as an R&D bench tool, custom-

ers building ATE systems may find

the Agilent N6705 has great utility

in an ATE system. It is fully pro-

grammable, LXI class C certified,

and takes the same commands as

the Agilent N6700. But thanks to its

large display and easy to use con-

trols, test engineers may find the

Agilent N6705 makes a great tool

for visualizing test results as the

tests execute, for DUT troubleshoot-

ing, for DUT debugging, and for

ATE test development, The

Agilent N6705 mounts in a standard

19” rack using standard rack mount

hardware for 4 U instruments.

Achieve correlation and

share data between R&D

and manufacturing

The Agilent N6705 DC power

analyzer is a modular system that

uses the same DC power modules

as the N6700 low-profile modular

power system for ATE. Customers

who use the N6705 in R&D and

the N6700 in Manufacturing

can easily achieve test correlation

between R&D testing, design

characterization/validation testing,

and manufacturing testing because

the DC power modules are common

to both the bench and ATE versions

of the product. Test programs can

be easily shared between R&D and

manufacturing since the Agilent

N6705 and the Agilent N6700 share

a common command set.

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