Aim-TTi QL Series II Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 35V, 0 → 3A, 1-Output, 105W

RS Stock No.:: 753-1444
Mfr. Part No.:: QL355P-G
Brand:: Aim-TTi

Aim-TTi QL Series II Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 35V, 0 → 3A, 1-Output, 105W

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Price Each

£838.00

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£1,005.60

(inc. VAT)

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Calibration Options:

Aim-TTi QL Series II Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 35V, 0 → 3A, 1-Output, 105W - RS Calibrated

Calibration Type:: RSCAL

RS Stock No.: 753-8735

Price Each

£891.00

(exc. VAT)

£1,069.20

(inc. VAT)

Aim-TTi QL Series II Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 35V, 0 → 3A, 1-Output, 105W - UKAS Calibrated

Calibration Type:: UKAS

RS Stock No.: 753-8732

Price Each

£913.00

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£1,095.60

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RS Stock No.:: 753-1444
Mfr. Part No.:: QL355P-G
Brand:: Aim-TTi

Aim-TTi QL Series II Series Bench Power Supply, 105 W Power Rating, 0 to 3 A / 0 to 5 A Output Current - QL355P-G

This bench power supply from Aim-TTi is a programmable DC power supply that offers a maximum output voltage of 35V and a maximum output current of 3A. It belongs to the QL Series II, known for its precision and performance in the field of power supplies.

Features & Benefits

• Programmable DC power supply with a maximum output voltage of 35V and a maximum output current of 3A
• Dual displays for easy monitoring of voltage and current
• Linear regulation technology for unrivalled performance in terms of regulation, output noise, and dynamics
• USB, LAN, RS-232, and GPIB interfaces for comprehensive remote control
• Multiple ranges for increased flexibility in current capability at lower voltages

Applications

• Ideal for use in laboratories for precise voltage and current control
• Suitable for automation, electronics, and mechanical industries that require accurate power sources
• Essential for applications where precision and stability are crucial

Can it provide a maximum output voltage of 35V and a maximum output current of 3A?

Yes, the Aim-TTi bench power supply can provide a maximum output voltage of 35V and a maximum output current of up to 3A, depending on the model.

Will it offer dual displays for easy monitoring of voltage and current?

Yes, it features dual displays for simultaneous monitoring of output voltage and current, enhancing usability and efficiency.

Is it compatible with USB, LAN, RS-232, and GPIB interfaces for remote control?

Yes, it supports USB, LAN (Ethernet), RS-232, and GPIB interfaces, enabling versatile remote control and integration into automated systems.

Is it suitable for precise voltage and current control in laboratory settings?

Yes, it is suitable for precise voltage and current control, making it ideal for laboratory settings where accuracy and stability are crucial.

Supplied with

Test Bridge Logging and sequencing software

Multi instrument control

Logging to table and graph format

Timed sequence control across all instruments and channels

USB, LAN and RS232 compatible

Attribute	Value
Series	QL Series II
Model Number	QL355P SII
Number of Outputs	1
Supply Voltage	115 V ac, 230V ac
Output Voltage	0 → 35 V, 0 → 15V
Output Current	0 → 3 A, 0 → 5A
Power Rating	105W
Number of Displays	2
Bench Power Supply Type	Programmable DC Power Supply
Type	Linear
Digital/Analogue	Digital
Output Connector	Binding Post Terminal
Input Connector	IEC 320
Minimum Temperature	+5°C
Maximum Temperature	+40°C

Aim-TTi QL Series II Series Digital Bench Power Supply, 0 → 35V, 0 → 3A, 1-Output, 105W

Calibration Options:

Aim-TTi QL Series II Series Bench Power Supply, 105 W Power Rating, 0 to 3 A / 0 to 5 A Output Current - QL355P-G

Features & Benefits

Applications

Can it provide a maximum output voltage of 35V and a maximum output current of 3A?

Will it offer dual displays for easy monitoring of voltage and current?

Is it compatible with USB, LAN, RS-232, and GPIB interfaces for remote control?

Is it suitable for precise voltage and current control in laboratory settings?

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