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  TripleOutput
DC POWER SUPPLY




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                    B&K 1660
                             TEST INSTRUMENT SAFETY




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   Normal use of test equipment exposes you to a celtain amor,rnt of dangel floh
 -
electrical shock because testing ncust sohetioes be perfolrbeal \phere exposeil high
voltage is plesent.   An electrica.I shock causiDg l0 milliamps of curlent to pass
thlougb the healt wilt stop most hu6an heartbeats. Voltage as Iow as 35 volts dc o!
ac llrs should be consideled dangelous and hazardous sin-ce it can proaluce a lethal
curlent under celtain conditioDs. Higher voltage poses an even gleate! tltleat be_
cause suc-h voltage can laore easily ploduce a Iethal culreDt. your normal work
habits should include all accepted plactices that will prevent contact rrith exposeal
higb voltage, and that wiu stee! current a\eay flom you! healt in case of accialental
contact rpith a high voltage. You will sigtrificantly leduce tbe lisk facto! if you
know and obselve the followirg safety plecautions:

 1.   There is little dange! of electrical shock IroE the dc output of this power
      supply. Hoeever, thele ale sevelal other possible test conditions using this
      powe! supply that can cleate a high voltage shock hazard;
       a. If the equipment utde! test is the "hot chassis,, tvDe. a selious shock
           hazard exists unless tbe equipEent is uDplugged (usi turning off the
           equipment does aot remove the hazard), o! the plecautions ot Jtep g are
           observed.
       b.   If the equipbeDt under test is "powered upi (arxd that equipEent uses
            high voltage in ary of its cilcuits), the polve! supply outputs may be
            floated to the potential at the point of connection, Remeober that high
            volta_ge Inay appea! at unexpected points in defective equipbeot.      Do
            llot float tbe po.re! supply output to more tban 100 voit; peak with
            lespect to chassis or earth ground.
       c.   If ttre equiproent under test is ,off', (and tbat equipEent uses high vol_
            tage ilr aIly oI its circuits unde! nornra.I opelatiotr), discbalge higb_
            voltage capacitors before baking coDnectioDs or tests. SoEe cilcuits
            retaiD high voltage long after the equipraeDt is tuDed off,

Z.    Use olly a poladzed 3-wi!e ac outlet.     This assures that the powe! supply
      cha6sis, case, and ground telrainal ale conlected to a good eartir
                                                                         Stounil anil
      reduces dange! florD electlical shoclg

3.    DoD't expose high vottage neetllessly. Remove bousiags aDd covels only whea
      neceasaly, T[ra off equipEe[t while Eaking test coDnectioDs in higb-voltage
      cilcuits. Discbarge higb-voltage capacitols after reEo\ring powe!.

4.    lf possible, faEiliafize youlseu with the equipE ent beiDg testeal and the lc_
       cation of its high voltage points. However, letlembe! tbat high voltage Dlay
      appear at rEerpected poiuts in delective equipmert.


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                                                                                         B&K 1660
 lnstructionManual
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       Model1660
     TripleOutput
DC POWER
       SUPPLY




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                                            B&K 1660
                                            TABLE OF CONTENTS




                                                                                                                  page


TESTINSTRUMENTSAFETY.                                                                     ..   , . irside front coier

INTRODUCTION                                                                                        ., ".......I

FEArijllES                                                                                                 .......3

sPljcii::a-r! lN:-i.
           .:                                                                                          ....     .,,'4

CONTROLSJI INDICATORS.
                  A                                                                                       ..... -...
 G e n e r aC o n t t o l s n dl n d i c a t o r s
                l            A                                                                 ........        . .. 5
 4 - 6 . 5\ ' s u p p l y C o n t r o l s n d l n d i c a t o r s .
                                        A                                                               .........5
 Ma.ster Suppl-vControls ,{nd lndicatols . . , . .                                              . . . ' . . . . . . . . 5
 S l a v eS u p p l -C o n t r o l s n d I n d i c a t o r s . . , .
                                                             .
                        v            A                                                         ......       .,    . .?
 R e a -P a n e C o n t r o l . .
           l        l              s                                                            ...... '. . . .. .8

C P E R A T ] N GN S T R U C T I O N S
                      I                                                                              .....,,,,,9
   S a f e t -P r e c : . r r t i o n s
               v                                                                                        ......    ,9
   EquipmePt ecauiions  nr                                                                      .............9
                                     " M a s t e r "O r " S 1 a v e " u p P l ] ' . . .
                                                                    S                                   .. ...     9
   lndependent seOf      U
   Series racking pelation.
              T                O                                                                     .. ......13
   P a - r a l l e i r a . c k i no p e r a i i o n .
                 T                g                                                                     .....'.16
   , 1 - 6 . V P o i r e lS u p p l O p e l a t i o n .
             5                          y                                                      .'......''.'.19

APPLICATIONS                                                                                     ......,..,.        ZO
  Generat..                                                                                    ...'.........20
  E l e c t r o n i S e r v i c i n. g
                     cs                                                                         ............20
  E l e c t r o n i cM a n u f a c t u r i n g
                     s                                                                              .........20
  E l e c l o n i c sD e s i g nL a b . . . . .
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  Electlonics ducation.
                     E                                                                                . ' ' ' '...21
  Battery harging
               C                                                                                      ..... -.. ZI
  SpliSuPPI-\'
           t                                                                                    .,..........21

MAINTENANCE.                                                                                        .,..... "..25
 F u s eR e p l a c e m e n t                                                                              ......    25
 L i n e v o l t a g eC o n v e r s i o n                                                         ',.,...      --.. 25
 Adjustments.                                                                                     ..'     . ...--26
 l n s t r u m e n R e p a i !S e r v i c e .
                    t                                                                                 ...    .'.'.30

WARRANTYSER\TCEINSTRUCTIONS....                                                                            ......31

UMITED NE.YEAR ARRANTY
      O      W                                                                                 .............32




                                                                                                                            B&K 1660
                                         INTRODUCIION




    Tbe B & K-hecisi@       Model 1660 Triple      allows tbe supply to be used for large ci!-
Output DC Powe! Supply is a higb quality,          cuits,     Built-in ovelload protection  auto-
genela.l purpose dc power soulce. It provides      matically liEits to cutiebt output to a Eaxi-
two supplies with a 0-30 volt dc output and        loull] of 5 aEps. An indicato! lights when the
ong with a 4-6.5 volt dc output. The 0-30 v        supply is ovelloaded,
supplies are adjustable with both coarse aJId
fine voltage contlols for precise settability           The Model 1660 exhibits excellent regu-
and are capable of current           output   of   Iation ard low pple charactelistics.     The ciF
0-2 arops. The 4-6.5 v supply has a current        cuit design incolpolates a pre-legulato!, whic-h
output of 0-5 a.Eops,allowillg it to hanille ex-   greatly leduces intelnal powe! dis6ipation at
tensive digita.l Iogic circuitry.    Two la.rge    low output voltages.
palel-Eoormted LED oete! displays caD moEi-
tor eithe! the output curtent or output voltage
                                                       Revetse polarity protection plevents acci-
o{ each supply.
                                                   dedtal daEage to the poi/ef supply lroE iE-
                                                   ploper coDnection to a.a extelnal voltage, and
    The two 0-30 volt supplies can be opelated
                                                   curreat lioitilg plotects the equipEeDt being
independendy or in one of two tlackilg
                                                   powered, as weII aE the power supply.
r:oodes. In the selies tlackilg Eode, the Slave
supply tracks the voltage of the Ma.ste!
supply, MaxiEuo curlent settidg of the two               The output is isolated flou chassis alrd
supplies can still be set independently \rhen in   earth glound, which plmits full flexibility of
the selies tlackitrg operating 6ode,      In the   comections.     Wbed needed, the (+) o! (-) po-
seris tlacking mode the Maste! aIId Slave          Iality llay be stlapped to glound, o! either
supplies a.!e connected in se es, allowing a       polarity !!ay be floated to an extelnal vol-
singie output of 0-60 V at up to 2 aDcps. In the   tage. Additiona.Uy, the two 0-30 volt supplies
patallel tlacking Eode, the two supplies ale       can be used as a "split supply" with two posi-
connected together iD parallel, allo\ring a sin-   tive voltages and a comDon negative, two
gle 0-30 V output at up to 4 amps.                 aegative voltages and a cotDllon positive, or
                                                   one positive, otre negative, and a cor!6on. AII
      Both 0-30 volt supplies may be used itr      of these coiligurations ca]l be used with eithe!
constant voltage o! constart cutrent appli-        datching (tlacking) or dif f eling {independent)
caiioDs. The clossove! floB constant voltage       voltages.
to constant cu.!!ent modes is sEooth a.nd
autoEatic.    LED'S indicate tbe "CV' (coDstant         The features aJId versatility oI the unit,
voltage) or "CC" (corBtant cu!!e!rt) l3ode of      especially tbe triple     output and tracking
operation. In constart voltage applications, a     featues,   make it an ideal genefal purpose
curlent limit loay be preset, when load va-ri-     powe! supply for      engineering lab appli-
ations cause the c{rlent to reach the preset       catioas.   It can serve as a single o! multi-
lioit, the unit then regulates output cu!]ent      voltage powe! source, including tbe bias suF
lathe! tha! output voltage. Cullent liloits are    ply, fo! breadboard and Fotot]?e circuits and
adjustable frorD 5% to 10070 oI b:axixouEr. IrI    equipEent.    It can provide single o! sillul-
constant current applications, the rDaxirDurD      taneously valying voltages for ctcuit      eva.lu-
voltage may be preset. When load valiatioas        ation. It can provide tracking (+) and (-) vol-
cause cuJrent to dlop below the legulated          tages fo! evaluating diffelential aEplifiers. It
value, the unit reverts to legulated voltage       may be used as a battery eliminator, or to
oDeration at the Dreset value,                     power individual circuit boalds o! caril6 while
                                                   temoved llom the systeh,       Its output ca'I be
     The 4-6,5 V supply is ideal for powering      evafuated vrhile poweling a bleadboald or
digital logic circuitly, The 0-5 allp capacity     Drototv'De cilcrdt to determine the cilcuit's



                                                                                                 B&K 1660
INTRODUCTION


powel suppty requi!emerts.        Its labo!atory   Dake it a good choice fo! dost other solid
quality specifications will loeet most engi-       state electronic applications.    These apPli_
neering labo"a.tory requi!ements.                  cations include selvice shops; industrial Pro-
                                                   duction testing of coDrponents' assemblis, and
   The same featules that make the Modl            collplete equipment; fo! school labolatolies,
1660 a good choice fo! a]} engiaeeling lab also    and home use bv electronic hobbyists.




                                                                                           B&K 1660
                                          FEATURES




TRIPLE OUTPUT                                       .urent   output-   Crossover is sEooth and
  Operates as thlee separate power supplies.
  Eacb has floating output and is completely
  isolated flom the other two.                    LED DISPLAY
                                                    Two large, easy-to-read LED 3-1l2 digit
ONE ,{ TO 6.5 V SUPPLY                              displays monitol outPut voltage or output
  Husky 0-to-5 amp 4-to-6.5 volt suPpty is          cu.relrt of aU three supplies. Use of two
  ideal fo! use with Dost di$tal       logic
                                                    meters allows simultaneous current and
  circlritly, Adequate cuilent capacity for         voltage metering when use M3ste! alld
  extensive circuitly.                              Slave supplies in tracking oPeratioD. Good
                                                    visiblilty in bright o! loq light.    Meter
TWO O-30 VOLT SUPPLIES
                                                    auows resolution of 0.1 volt or 0.1 amp.
  Master and Slave supply are continuously
  variable ovel 0-to_30 volt range with coarse
  and fine controls. Each supplv has a Z amp      LABORATORY QUAIITY
  current capacity.                                 Excellent !eeulation. 1o$ tiPPle.

UMQUE TRACKING FEATURE                            LED INDICATORS
  The two 0-to-30 V supplies can be operated        Identify mode of ope!ation.
  so that the Slave supply tracks the Master
  supply. Outputs can be strapped fot two         PRE-REGULATOR
  positive voltages with a comDon negatrve)         Limits     internal dissipation     {o!   hiehe.
  two negative volLages dith a common posi_         reliability and ef f iciency.
  tive, or one positive and one negative with
  a neutra.l common.                              ISOLATED OUTPUT
                                                     Either pola.rity may be floated or grounded.
SINGII G6O V SUPPLY
   Series tracking feature allows use of Master
                                                  OVERI-OAD PROTECTION
   and Stave supplies as one 0-to-60 V. Z alnp
                                                    Fullv adjustable cullent limiting (from 5%
  supply.                                           to 100% of mdimurn output curentl lor
                                                    Vaste! and Slave supplies protects circurt
SNNGIJ O_30V 4 AMP SUPPLY
                                                    under test and the Poq er suPPlY.
  Palallel tracking feature allows lise of
  Maste! and Slave supply as a 0-to'30 V
  supply with a :1 amp current      capacity      REVERSE POLAR.ITY PROIECTION
  (through MasteF output terminals)                 Prevents damage to porter supplv lrcrm
                                                    external voltage of revelse polaritv
CONSTANT VOLTAGE OR CONSTANT
CURRENT                                           HOOK.UP CABLES
  The Master and slav- .Lpplias pro! d-             ,supplied with three sets of red ard black
  regulated dc voltage output or regulated dc       hook-up leads.




                                                                                                 B&K 1660
                                                SPBCIFICATIONS




ITASTBR AND $../lVE SUPPLIT-S                            Load Reeulatiod (C@start Vottage):
                                                           = l0 ov (0 to 5 A load)'
outFt vortrge Rage,
  0 v {+0/-30 mv) to 30 v + (3          b 1qo)'
                                                         Lire RegutatioD 108 - l3z v (coEtaDt
OutFrt Curlot Lieit Rdge:                                VoltaSe):
  0 A (+0/-30EA) to 2 A +(3Vo 7Vo).
                            to                              <10 DcV.

Load Regulatio! (Cdstart          Voltage):              Ripple A.!d Nobe:
  <0.01%+ bV.
            3                                              =ZrbVRMS,
LiDe R*ulatioD 108 - 132 V (Consta"r
                                  --
Voltage):                                                OvelYoltage hotection           Thteshold:
          -
  < 0.01% 3 bv.
Rittrtle (CoDsteDt Voltag):                              Peel Meter Accuract':
   < I EV RMS.                                             Sameas Maste! SuppiyMete!.
Recoeery TlEe (Constart Voltage):
  < loo ss'
                                                         cENERAL
Tehlr Coclficieot      (C@rtart     Voltage):
  = 3OOppb/oc.                                           Poeer RequireEents:
                                                           110/1zo/220/z4ovAC !1070. s0/60 Ilz-
Load Rgulation (CcE3ta[t CrErent]:
  < 0.2Vo+3 mA-                                          po;'er CoDsurnptioD (FuIy Loaded):
                                                            ApproxiEately 320 \4t'
Lile Reguration 108 - l3z v (c@start
CErent):
   < O.Z7o E'A.
         +3                                              hotection:
                                                           Revelse poladty            protection and cur!ent
Rilple Cr|f!ot (at 108 V Io! CoDstant                      liEiting.
Crttfeot]:
   < 3 IlA RMS.                                          DiDeDsiors (E :


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