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Kenwood PS Series User Manual

Kenwood PS Series
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8-18
Monitoring
Voltage
and
Current
The
output
voltage
and
current
of the PS
Series
may be
monitored
in
terms
of
voltage.
DDeactivate
the
POWER
switch
® on the
front
panel
(switch released).
2)
Connect
a
voltage
monitoring
meter
to
pins
3 and 4 of the
control terminal
block
J
2
© on the
rear panel.
Connect
a
current
monitor
meter
to
pins
5
and
6 of
J
2
.
3) Press
the POWER
switch
©
(switch
depressed)
to
turn
on the
output.
4)
Vo1tage
apprx.
1/10 of the
output
voltage is
output
through
pin
3 of the
control terminal block
J
2
on the
rear panel. Pin
4
is
GND,
Voltage
ten
times
as
high
as
(output current/rated current)
is
output
through
pin
5.
Pin
6
is GND.
NOTE:
Pins
4 and 6 of J
2
are
connected
internally.
They
are
connected
with
the
+S
terminal (analog control
GND of the PS
Series).
Use
monitor
meters
in the
floating
state
to
avoid accidents
and
troubles.
These
monitor
pins
may not be
used
for
waveform
monitoring.
Voltage
monitor
Current
monitor
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Kenwood PS Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryPower Supply
ManufacturerKenwood
Input Frequency50/60 Hz
DimensionsVaries by model
WeightVaries by model
Output VoltageAdjustable
Line Regulation≤0.01% + 3mV
Load Regulation≤ 0.01% + 3 mV
Ripple and Noise≤1mVrms
DisplayDigital LED
ModelPS Series
Protectionovervoltage, overtemperature
Input Voltage100/110/120/220/230/240 VAC (depending on the model and region)

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