Agilent has introduced the U8000 series of single-output, non-programmable DC power supplies, a low-cost expansion of the E3600 series. Beyond cost savings, these DC power supplies offer excellent value with features that are typical only in costly programmable models. With power ranging from 90 to 150 W, they are suitable for a variety of electronics manufacturing applications and provide reliable, affordable power for educational uses.
The U8000 Series offers fully integrated over-voltage and over-current protection features that provide comprehensive damage prevention for devices under test. During test setup, users can save and recall up to three memory states, minimising manual errors and increasing efficiency. The series also offers excellent load and line regulation, fast transient response and low output noise.
The U8000 Series includes security features uncommon in standard power supplies. One example is a keypad lock, which prevents measurement errors due to accidental or unauthorised front-panel use. Another is a physical lock mechanism that secures instrument storage and is especially useful on manufacturing floors and in education labs.
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