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New Programmable DC Power Supplies from B&K
Yorba Linda, CA — New from B&K Precision is its new 9170/9180 series of programmable dual range power sup- plies. These nine models provide clean and precise power up to 210W in vari- ous configurations of voltage as high as 600V and current as high as 20A. Each model offers two ranges of
voltage and current output along with modular interface slots for re- mote interface configurabili- ty. Available in rack-mount- able, single- and dual-output model configurations, these DC power supplies are suit- able for challenging bench- top and ATE applications in design engineering labs and electronics manufacturing. Models in the 9170/
9180 series provide excellent line and load regulation less than 0.01 percent + 1mV, 0.01 percent + 250µA, ripple and noise less than 0.35mV rms, a full numerical keypad with vertical and horizontal cursors for direct entry of voltage and current values, front and rear panel output terminals, remote sense terminals, and a standard SCPI compliant USB interface for re- mote control. Unique to the 9170/9180 series
is its modular interface design and special LED test modes. Users have the option of choosing from up to 4 different types of interface cards, which include: LAN and GPIB, Digi- tal I/O and Analog Control, RS-485, or RS-232. These cards can be easily installed at any time when needed into either of the two modular inter- face card slots on the power supply’s rear panel. LED test modes can be used to minimize inrush current for safe testing of LEDs. Other features include program-
mable voltage and current slew rates, list mode for executing programmed test sequences, and ability to store and recall up to 10 different power set- tings. Models with the optional
LAN/GPIB interface card installed provide a built-in web server interface for remote control using a Java-en- abled web browser. Both application software and LabVIEW drivers are available for users to download from B&K Precision’s website. In addition, the 9170/9180 se-
ries has built-in overvoltage protec- tion (OVP), overcurrent protection
Precision DC power supply.
(OCP), and a front panel key-lock function to prevent accidental dam-
age to a device under test. Contact: B+K Precision
Corporation, 22820 Savi Ranch
Parkway, Yorba Linda, CA 92887 % 714-921-9095 fax: 714-921-6422 Web:
www.bkprecision.com
OptoTherm Introduces LabMate Infrared Camera
Sewickley, PA — OptoTherm, Inc. has released an affordable thermal imaging camera that can be used in electronics applications such as de- tecting short circuits in product de-
Complex components need reliable protection.
When you need to precisely spray and dispense liquid coatings, the SCS Precisioncoat selective spray and dispense coating system provides maximum accuracy and fl exibility. The system applies 100% solids, solvent-based and water-based coatings via three to fi ve axes. Optional features, such as needle calibration, vision system, offl ine programming and barcode reader capability, meet any production requirement.
SCS Precisioncoat systems connect seamlessly with SCS thermal and UV cure units, enabling components to move from coating to curing without operator intervention.
Contact SCS to fi nd out more about our innovative solutions for your advanced technologies.
World Headquarters (US): 317.244.1200
www.scsequip.com
LabMate IR camera.
sign. The camera system includes the IR LabMate thermal imaging camera, required cables, and Ther- malyze image analysis software. The IR LabMate camera utilizes a 320 x 240 array detector, has a tem- perature sensitivity of 0.08°C, uses an Ethernet interface, and comes with a wide angle lens. Optional accessories include
camera stand, circuit board test probe, high calibration range, and relay output module to synchronize
board power with software tests. Contact: OptoTherm, Inc.,
2591 Wexford-Bayne Rd.,
Suite 304, Sewickley, PA 15143 % 724-940-7600 fax: 724-940-7611 E-mail:
sales@optotherm.com Web:
www.optotherm.com
See us at Electronics West/MDM Booth 1934 and IPC/APEX Booth 1313
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