[time-nuts] Power supply help

[Bruce Griffiths]

Not any more, I only remember the spectacular results it produced.
Basically one just tests the output voltage dc and ripple as a function
of the dc current.
There was also a test that involved shorting the output to check the
short circuit current.
They probably changed the design after I demonstrated that turning the
supply on with the output shorted was destructive although it was
specified as part of the test procedure,
The supply was new and repaired under warranty.
If I remember correctly there was also an input to trigger shutdown
possibly a means of shutting down all the supplies in a system if the
OVP limit on any of them was tripped.
I only have a manual for the later 61005C, 61315D, 63005C and 63315D
series which were somewhat more robust.

Joseph Gray wrote:
> Thanks for the tip. I managed to find the HP Journal Archive and
> download that issue. It describes the "J" version, which I presume is
> older. The pictures certainly look quite a bit different.
> Nevertheless, that article does help.
>
> You mention a test procedure. Do you have a copy you can email me?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 8:39 PM, Bruce
> Griffiths<bruce.griffiths at xtra.co.nz> wrote:
>   
>> See the December 1973 HP Journal for an article on these and some specs.
>>
>> I have only used the 28V version.
>>
>> Be careful when testing despite the fact that the test procedure
>> requires it, they dont like starting into a short circuit (at leas the
>> one I used didn't and took out all the switching devices).
>>
>> Bruce
>>
>> Joseph Gray wrote:
>>     
>>> This is not strictly time-nuts related, but I know there are a lot of
>>> folks here who have and use HP surplus equipment. I have an
>>> opportunity to buy an HP 62615M switching power supply. It is rated
>>> 15VDC @ 40A. I have it adjusted to 13.8VDC. I have Googled, checked
>>> the Agilent site and BAMA, but can't find any documentation or specs.
>>> I want to use this to power an Amateur HF radio and am particularly
>>> interested in any information about how much RF hash this thing might
>>> generate. I don't have an HF rig yet, so I can't test this by trying
>>> it. Any help is appreciated.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
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