150W YIHUA 3005D Digital Program Controlled Switching DC Power Supply, 5A 30V Adjustable Laboratory DC Power Supply Digital Program-Controlled.
Specification:
Model: 3005D
Output Power: 150W
Power Supply Voltage: 220V ±10% 50Hz or 110V ±10% 60Hz
Export voltage: Continuously adjustable from 0 to 30V
Voltage export accuracy: ±0.05V
Recovery time: 100uS
Constant current value: 0~5A Accuracy: ±0. 01A
Constant output current: Continuously adjustable from 0 to 5A
OCP current value: 0-5A Accuracy: ±0. 01A
Signal test frequency range: 30~1800MHz (including cell phone signal test)
Signal strength: 10dBM
Features:
1. Digital program-controlled stabilized switching power supply is designed for use in laboratories, schools, production lines, and electronic repair.
2. Small size and lightweight, which is very easy to transport and carry.
3. High voltage stability, small ripple factor, excellent short circuit protection, and over-current protection. High efficiency, high load capacity, and low noise and is superior to linear power supplies.
4. Digitally adjusts current and voltage, which is more advanced, more stable, and has longer life than traditional potentiometer adjusters.
5. Output electronic protector switch, which can easily break the output load. Function set lock that can effectively prevent change of output parameters or change caused by misuse, which makes the product more secure and reliable.
6. Mobile phone radio-frequency detection function, which is of a 4.2V 2A/19V 5A fixed output function. Parameters can be displayed by pressing the key, which is fast and convenient. It is an essential tool for cell phone and laptop repair.
7. Three storage memories that can store three sets of frequently used parameters for easy retrieval.
8. Output state memory function. When the memory switch is turned on,it can retain the output status before the power switch is turned off. For example, when the power is in the output state, turn off the power switch, and when the power switch is turned on the next time the power supply will directly output the voltage. When the memory switch is turned off, it will not retain the output state when the power switch is turned off. Every time the power switch is turned on, the output key must be pressed to output voltage.
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