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I am working with a high voltage power supply.
up to 200V.
the unit had to go out for calibration. it had an external resistor between the current amplifier and the - shunt pins. I FORGOT TO WRITE DOWN THE RESISTOR VALUE SO NOW IT CAME BACK WITHOUT ONE.
I am testing a UUT shall switch voltage and current consistent with high power of 150V peak-peak and 220A peak-peak current. The test fixture will deliver 180V and 240A peak-peak to the UUT.
would it be R = (100 * 220)/240 ?
R= 92 ohm?
I got this equation from the power supply manual.
http://www.us.tdk-lambda.com/hp/pdfs/Product_manuals/83470001rE.pdf
Please verify if I am doing this right.
Thanks
up to 200V.
the unit had to go out for calibration. it had an external resistor between the current amplifier and the - shunt pins. I FORGOT TO WRITE DOWN THE RESISTOR VALUE SO NOW IT CAME BACK WITHOUT ONE.
I am testing a UUT shall switch voltage and current consistent with high power of 150V peak-peak and 220A peak-peak current. The test fixture will deliver 180V and 240A peak-peak to the UUT.
would it be R = (100 * 220)/240 ?
R= 92 ohm?
I got this equation from the power supply manual.
http://www.us.tdk-lambda.com/hp/pdfs/Product_manuals/83470001rE.pdf
Please verify if I am doing this right.
Thanks
