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Page 75 RIGOL Expands Power Analysis Portfolio
Beaverton, OR — RIGOL Technologies has ex - panded its power analysis test portfolio with the DL3000 series of DC electronic loads. The loads are designed to give engineers an affordable solu- tion to quickly determine power needs when eval- uating and optimizing power and battery life in new products. The DC loads can draw max power up to
350W, 150V and 60A, providing the baseline per- formance required for most current designs. The DL3000 has a 5A/µs slew rate, 30 kHz dynamic fre- quency, a 4.3 in. (10.9 cm) TFT display, and LAN and remote control capability. According to the company, the DL3000 is the highest performing and lowest-cost solution currently on the market. The DC load provides a measurement mode
that delivers four constant modes (current, volt- age, power, and resistance) as well as four more advanced transient modes (continuous pulse, timed pulse, tog- gle, and list) and three applications
HARTING Upgrades MICA Mini Industrial Computer
Elgin, IL —HARTING’s mini industri- al computer, MICA®, is now available with an EtherCAT board. The board allows data to be collected directly from industrial production networks, preprocessed and forwarded to IT sys- tems in standard protocols that include OPC UA or MQTT. Due to its modularity, which allows users to incorporate various boards with spe- cific functions, the PC complies with important industry standards. MICA’s modular, open source
software architecture makes it a solution for developing edge and cloud applications in production. EtherCAT as an internal functional module allows the PC further bene- fits, such as IP67 protection and con- nectors suitable for industrial use.
modes. When combined with the high resolution, fast slew rate, and high frequency capabilities the DL3000 allows customers to build advanced power
consumption models, determine power budgets and optimize battery life. For users integrating batteries into mobile or
IoT designs, optimizing battery life is key. The DL3000’s integrated battery test mode allows users to complete battery discharge testing, letting them see live capacity in mAh and service time. The DL3000 comes with a free software appli-
cation, UltraLoad, that allows full instrument monitoring and control over USB or LAN, giving users more flexibility in how they set up and mon- itor experiments, as well as easy access to data for
offline analysis. Contact: RIGOL Technologies, 8140 SW
DL3000 DC electronic load.
Nimbus Avenue, Beaverton, OR % 503-465-4626 E-mail:
michael_rizzo@rigol.com Web:
www.rigol.com
MICA mini industrial computer with EtherCAT.
The computer has been certified
for “Microsoft Azure for IoT.” Micro - soft’s certification process places cer- tain demands on devices so that they work seamlessly with Azure services. The MICA went through a series of tests provided by Microsoft to evaluate the functionality of its hardware. The “Microsoft Azure Certified
for IoT” program is intended to help speed IoT projects with Azure by pro- viding a set of available sensors and devices that are tested for usability and compatibility with the Azure IoT suite. With Azure, Microsoft provides a collection of integrated cloud serv- ices to create, deploy and manage applications across a global network
of data centers. Contact: HARTING North
America, 1370 Bowes Road, Elgin, IL 60123 % 847-717-9217 E-mail:
christina.chatfield@
harting.com Web:
www.harting.com
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