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The design of any power conversion system requires the measurement of a large range of electrical parameters that could be made using a....
High precision portable signal generators are portable electronic devices that generate highly precise signals for testing, system calibration, sensor simulation, troubleshooting, and monitoring....
Slew rate defines the maximum rate of change per unit time for either output voltage or output current. Magna-Power's limits on slew rate produce a non-linear rise time effect.
A variety of water treatment processes require DC power for producing strong electric fields in enclosed containers or water tanks...
Switching power supplies have been the staple of the power conversion industry for over six decades, addressing some of the problems exhibited by older power processing technologies while also introducing new ones.
Knowing a product’s AC input current rating is essential for determining appropriate circuit breakers, AC input cabling, and connectors.
Blocking diodes provide a cost-effective and robust alternative to bi-directional power supplies for protecting programmable DC power systems from damaging reverse current in high-power test applications.
This article describes the general characteristics of high power voltage-fed and current-fed converters and their sensitivity to device parameter variations and erroneous switching states.
When measuring current in the field of power analysis greater than 30 A, highly accurate current transducers are required that can convert the primary current into a measurable secondary signal for the power analyzer (PA).
Electronic devices sold in energy-conscious markets must meet strict standby and off-mode power limits as defined by standards like IEC62301 and EN50564:2011.
Compliance with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards is mandatory for electrical and electronic equipment sold in many global markets. Among these, the IEC61000-3-2 and IEC61000-3-12 standards specify limits for harmonic current emissions of equipment connected to low-voltage public supply systems.....