The Sorensen DHP30-220 is a programmable DC power supply delivering 6600 W across a 0–30 VDC output range at up to 220 A. Built for precision test, R&D, and manufacturing environments, it operates in Constant Voltage, Constant Current, and Constant Power modes with output ripple and noise held to 10 mV maximum. Line and load regulation maintain 0.1% voltage and 0.5% current stability relative to maximum rated output. The unit responds to transient load changes within 2 ms and holds ±0.05% stability over 8-hour intervals after 30-minute warm-up.
Technical Specifications
Power Output: 6600 W at 0–30 VDC, 0–220 A
Regulation Performance:
• Line regulation: 0.1% voltage, 0.5% current
• Load regulation: 0.1% voltage, 0.5% current
• Output ripple and noise: 10 mV maximum
• Temperature coefficient: 0.02%/°C voltage, 0.03%/°C current
• Transient response: 2 ms to steady state
• Long-term stability: ±0.05% per 8 hours (after 30-minute warm-up)
Programming & Readback:
• Voltage programming resolution: 0.3% of full scale
• Current programming resolution: 0.3% of full scale
• Voltage programming accuracy: 0.10% + 0.3% of maximum output voltage
• Current programming accuracy: 0.3% of full scale
• Voltage and current readback resolution: 0.3% of full scale
• Voltage and current readback accuracy: 0.3% of full scale
Input Power: 360–440 VAC, 47–63 Hz, three-phase (Delta or Wye), minimum 0.72 power factor
Auto-Sequencing: Up to 9 steps per sequence; 1 second to 99,999 seconds per step; maximum program duration 27.7 hours
– Key Features
• Front-panel keypad control with non-volatile parameter memory
• Remote on/off via contact closure (6–120 VDC, 12–240 VAC, TTL, CMOS)
• Analog output monitoring: 0–10 V for voltage and current
• OVP limit setting and summary fault status
• 5-year standard warranty; CE Mark and TÜV CUL (NRTL) certification
– Compatibility & Integration
Standard analog control included. Optional interfaces: IEEE-488.2 (M9D), RS-232 (M8), and isolated analog input. Multi-interface combinations available (M10, M11, M14). Power-off memory restores supply settings upon power-up.
