HB Bidirectional Rack DC Supply — catalog figure
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Power Supplies, Loads & Simulators

HB Bidirectional Rack DC Supply

A 3U programmable source and regenerative load family for laboratory and automated testing.

Programmable power-test systemLaboratory & research enquiries

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Product overview

The HB range provides auto-ranging DC source and load operation in a rack arrangement. Its catalog includes battery and photovoltaic simulation functions. Specify the selected operating envelope and test interface; maximum voltage, current and power are separate model limits.

Specifications & ordering details

Use these parameters to define your requirement. The quotation confirms the exact supplied specification.

System / methodProgrammable power-test system
Catalog seriesHB
Catalog family options100–1500 V; 5–30 kW; model dependent
Selection noteVoltage, current and power limits are model-dependent and not necessarily available simultaneously
Experiment or process requirementsSpecify with your requirement.
Operating range and sample / DUT dimensionsSpecify with your requirement.
Interfaces, options and included accessoriesSpecify with your requirement.

Research applications

  • Power-electronics testing
  • Laboratory and industrial measurements
  • Automated test integration

Before you order

  • Provide rated and peak voltage, current and power.
  • Specify AC input, regeneration and control interfaces.
  • Confirm installation, cooling, protection and accessory scope.

Product documents

View the source catalog for this offering. Share your instrument model, configuration and application to request the relevant specification or material documentation.

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Selection questions

How do I check the instrument interface?

Share the instrument make and model, sample geometry, optical or beam path, mounting arrangement and drawings. The cell and instrument interfaces must be reviewed together.

Which experimental conditions are needed?

Specify temperature, pressure, atmosphere or electrolyte, and electrical connections. Confirm sample access, windows, fittings and accessories for the selected method.