Precision Laboratory Power Supply 0 ... 80V 0 ... 11A 900W - DP80-11H

The programmable Precision Laboratory Power Supply of the DP-H series offers highest precision up to the mV / mA range for applications with high demands on stability and reproducibility. Equipped with modern ARM microprocessor control, colour LCD display, automated programmes for charging and simulating batteries as well as adjustable current/voltage curves, this programmable Precision Laboratory Power Supply is versatile even without external control. In addition, the DP-H Series has a wide range of options for digital connection and can be easily integrated into any existing infrastructure thanks to SCPI (RS232) and Modbus RTU (RS485) support. Standard analogue inputs and outputs for setting and reading system variables complete the overall package. Brief summary of the advantages of DP-H SeriesHigh-Performance Power Supplies:

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Precision in a handy format

Iconic image shows a DP-H precision lab power supply, details may vary on your unit depending on revision, for most up to date information please check the data sheet tab.

Devices of the DP-H Series have been specifically developed for applications with high demands on precision and stability and combine sophisticated hardware design with high-quality components and smart control to make your work easier. Thanks to the compact design with carrying handle, they can be quickly transported from workstation to workstation or taken along on field assignments. The intelligent cooling with 5 temperature sensors enables quiet operation when idle and maximum power despite the compact cabinet as soon as it is needed.

The front and rear are protected from impact with removable rubber pads, while, with the pads removed, the unit can also be mounted in a separately available 4U rack in a group of up to four units. The compact design of Precision Laboratory Power Supply makes it possible to set up a group with four independent channels in the size of one ordinary laboratory power supply.

Despite the compact design, Precision Laboratory Power Supplies of the DP-H Series are extremely stable and precise. The setting and measuring resolution is 1mV / 1mA with a very low ripple even at full load. The control unit of this laboratory power supply is based on ARM microprocessor architecture and allows the user to program complex automated test sequences even without connecting the unit to a controller or computer.

4.3″ color LCD display

Thanks to the high-contrast and very bright color display of the DP-H series, you always keep an eye on all setpoint and actual values, if desired also with display of the progression over time - so you always have an overview of the current voltage, current and power or resistance of the load. In addition, the numeric keypad together with a high-resolution rotary encoder facilitates the entry of setpoint values and navigation in the menu of the laboratory power supply.

Automatic battery charging function

The laboratory power supply can be programmed with charging parameters via a simple interface for the automated charging of accumulators, so that the charging curve is followed exactly as required and the unit stops charging at the right time. This allows you to automate tests, because the actual values can be logged via a connected computer or controller (for example LabView) and evaluated afterwards.

Programmed voltage / current curves

DP-H series devices can be programmed with up to 300 value pairs consisting of voltage, current and time to create user defined voltage / current curves. These "presets" can then be executed continuously or a certain number of cycles, the execution can be triggered by an external trigger or manually. Furthermore, the presets can be stored on a USB drive to have a library of frequently used presets always at hand and to be able to use them on different devices of the DP-H series without additional configuration.

Expand your DP-H series laboratory power supply with additional functions - even after purchase.

Image shows a DP-M Series High-Performance Power Supply in 2HE cabinet with AP8 module (top).

DP-H Series power supplies are compatible with many optional AP Series expansion modules, so you are no longer limited to the configuration you choose when you ordered, but can also expand certain functions at a later date using external modules. In addition, the AP Series is continuously being expanded and maintained with new modules, so that you can also expand existing units in the future with new functions that we will introduce.

Currently, the following AP Series expansion modules are compatible with DP-H Series laboratory power supplies:

Model AP9: Combined reverse current protection (inductive and capacitive loads).
Depending on the maximum voltage and current, the module is manufactured in 19″ 1RU 1/2, 2RU or 3RU construction and protects your power supply from reverse currents, which can occur when operating with large capacitive or inductive loads. Thus, you do not need an additional protective circuit between the power supply and your load, which reduces the effort enormously.

Model AP8: Additional EMC filter with capacitance on the output side.
Some loads require a cleaner voltage than the power supply can deliver in the basic configuration, or on the contrary generate very strong interferences (e.g. by high frequency current draw with very steep edges - square wave) which can influence the control of the power supply at high currents. For these cases we have developed the AP8 module which combines a three-stage EMC filter with a large fast capacitance to further stabilize the output voltage of the power supply in critical applications on the one hand and to protect the power supply from influences by loads on the other hand. This combination guarantees a stable output voltage even under the highest load of complex high frequency loads.

Modern communication via RS485 / RS232 and Modbus-RTU / SCPI

Image shows a DP-H Precision Laboratory Power Supply, details such as the position of the connections may differ on your unit depending on the version.

The versatility of DP-H Series Precision Laboratory Power Supplies is also evident in the available options for communication. Apart from the standard digital interfaces, DP-H Series units offer an externally addressable trigger loop, a standard remote-sensing input and analogue 5V inputs and outputs for setting and reading out the system variables.

Digital interface RS232 & RS485 (standard)

Equipped as standard with RS232 and RS485 connections, each with SCPI or Modbus-RTU support, these laboratory power supplies can be easily integrated into an existing or new infrastructure. Code examples for LabView are included to simplify the development of custom solutions and the communication protocols are explained in detail in the manual.

Remote-sensing input (standard)

The remote-sensing input is installed as standard in all power supply units of the DP-HA Series and allows compensation of line losses between the power supply unit and the load. The power supply unit can compensate for losses of up to 2V by measuring the voltage at the load and automatically counteracting it. This function is particularly useful for high currents of over 100A and/or particularly long cables with small diameters.

Trigger loop (standard)

The trigger loop consisting of two potential-free pins (+5V and GND) can be used for remote control (triggering, interrupting) of pre-programmed automatic sequences. This is especially important for time-controlled applications where timing is crucial.

Analogue inputs and outputs 5V (standard)

Precision power supplies of the DP-H series can also be remote controlled completely analog, apart from the digital control via RS232 / RS485. For this purpose, 0 ... 5V inputs are available for controlling the output voltage, the output current, the output status (on/off, trigger) and 0 .... 5V outputs for the feedback of the actual values such as voltage, current, system status. In addition, the power supply offers a 5V reference voltage which facilitates the connection of external potentiometers.