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Precision power is needed for research applications ranging from energy physics to experiments in super -conductivity. Although the term precision power has different meanings in the various types of research, it can be universally defined as the ability of the power supply to accurately regulate both voltage and current. | |||
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Voltage: 115 - 600 V |
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| Phase: 1 or 3 Phase | ||||
| Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz | ||||
| Special inputs up to 25 kV | ||||
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Voltage: Up to 1,000 V | |||
| Current: Up to 30,000 A | ||||
| Up to 1,000 kW systems | ||||
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96 % or better | |||
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92 % at rated load | |||
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