2308 KEITHLEY, 2308 Datasheet

58T8428

2308

Manufacturer Part Number
2308
Description
58T8428
Manufacturer
KEITHLEY
Datasheet

Specifications of 2308

No. Of Outputs
2
Output Voltage
15V
Output Voltage 2
15V
Output Current
5A
Output Current 2
5A
Load Regulation
0.01%
Length
411mm
Width
213mm
Height
89mm
Weight
3.2kg
Power Supply Output Type
Variable
Power Rating
50W

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2308
Specialized dual-channel power
supply for design and testing
of portable, battery-operated
devices
Ultra-fast response to pulsed
load operation
Speed-optimized command set
reduces test times
Variable output resistance for
simulating an actual battery’s
output response
Simulate a discharged battery
and test charge control circuit
performance with both a
battery supply that can sink up
to 3A and a charger supply
Pulse peak, average, and
baseline current measurements
Integrating A/D converter for
more precise measurements
100nA current measurement
sensitivity
Analog output for complete
load current waveform
characterization
Catch production wiring
problems immediately with
open sense-lead detection
Built-in digital voltmeter
Four built-in digital control lines
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(U.S. only)
The Model 2308 offers a complete solution for portable device sourcing and load current measure-
ment. It has two independent power supply channels: one is optimized to simulate a battery; the
second channel is optimized to perform like a charger for a rechargeable battery. The battery chan-
nel’s variable output resistance can be used to simulate the internal resistance of a battery so design
and test engineers can simulate a battery’s output for testing devices under realistic operating con-
ditions. This channel also sinks current to simulate a discharged battery. The charger channel can
supply a voltage to test a portable device’s battery charge control circuitry, with the battery channel
acting as the discharged battery load.
In addition to maintaining output voltage levels under difficult load conditions, the Model 2308
can measure a wide dynamic range of load current levels and can measure narrow current pulses
(or pulses as narrow as 50µs). That makes it ideal for characterizing device power consumption by
making low-level sleep mode measurements as well as pulsed operating load currents.
Maximize production yield with fast response to load changes
Mobile phones, other portable devices (such as Bluetooth headsets, MP3 players, etc.), and RF com-
ponents such as power amplifiers, power transistors, and transmitter modules experience large
instantaneous load changes when they transition from a standby state to full power operation. For a
mobile phone, the load current can change from
a 100mA standby current to a 1A transmission
current or a 10× (1000%) increase in the load
current. The Model 2308 maintains a reliable,
stable level of voltage output, even when the
DUT produces large load current changes and/or
has a pulsed operating mode.
The Model 2308’s fast recovery from load
changes helps prevent the causes of false failures
and destroyed devices in production test as well
as field failure quality problems due to compro-
mised components. The Model 2308 assures you
of a stable, constant voltage source to maximize
production yield and minimize production retest
and rework costs.
Portable Device Battery/Charger Simulator
A
G R E A T E R
M E A S U R E
The Model 2308 Portable Device Battery/Charger
Simulator is optimized for use in testing mobile
phones and other portable, battery-operated
devices. When a device-under-test (DUT) transi-
tions nearly instantaneously from a sleep or
standby mode to the full power transmit state,
the Model 2308’s rapid response to load changes
means there’s little transient voltage drop from
the programmed output voltage and the output
recovers quickly. This fast response is particu-
larly critical when testing portable devices with
a pulsed mode of operation because it allows
the device to perform properly while it’s being
tested. In contrast, the slow-responding source
voltage typical of conventional power supplies
causes the DUT to perform improperly, lead-
ing to production yield problems and costly
retesting.
APPLICATIONS
• Design and test of a wide
• Design and test of electronic
O F
range of consumer electronics,
including:
– Mobile phones, mobile radios,
– MP3 players, portable digital
components such as RFIC power
amplifiers, RF power transistors,
and baseband and wireless
chipsets for portable wireless
devices
cordless phones, and Bluetooth
headsets
assistants (PDAs), digital
cameras, GPS receivers, and
notebook computers
C O N F I D E N C E

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2308 Summary of contents

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... Portable Device Battery/Charger Simulator The Model 2308 offers a complete solution for portable device sourcing and load current measure- ment. It has two independent power supply channels: one is optimized to simulate a battery; the second channel is optimized to perform like a charger for a rechargeable battery. The battery chan- nel’ ...

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... Compare the response of a conventional power supply (left) with the response of a Model 2308 (right) when both are powering a device operating on the EDGE mobile phone standard. Note how the conventional power supply distorts the load current and cannot maintain a stable source voltage, which in turn distorts the RF output signal ...

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... Need to analyze a device’s circuitry during the power-up phase as it transi- tions from a sleep mode or an off-state? The Model 2308’s pulse step cur- rent function has the speed needed to measure the load current start-up levels in a single device start-up so that the measurements can be per- formed in production without an increase in test time ...

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... For many applications, the Model 2308 can eliminate the need for a separate DMM. The digital outputs the Model 2308 provides can sink up to 100mA to con- trol relays. External relays can be powered either by the internal 5V source or an external source with a maximum voltage of 24V ...

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... OUTPUT #1 (Battery Channel): DC VOLTAGE OUTPUT (1 Year, 23°C ± 5°C) OUTPUT VOLTAGE +15VDC. OUTPUT ACCURACY: (0.05% + 3mV). PROGRAMMING RESOLUTION: 1mV. READBACK ACCURACY 1 : ±(0.05% + 3mV). READBACK RESOLUTION: 1mV. OUTPUT VOLTAGE SETTLING TIME: 5ms to within stated accuracy. LOAD REGULATION: 0.01% + 2mV. LINE REGULATION: 0.5mV. ...

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... OUTPUT #2 (Charger Channel) DC VOLTAGE OUTPUT (1 Year, 23°C ± 5°C) OUTPUT VOLTAGE +15VDC. OUTPUT ACCURACY: ±(0.05% + 10mV). PROGRAMMING RESOLUTION: 10mV. READBACK ACCURACY : ±(0.05% + 3mV). 1 READBACK RESOLUTION: 1mV. OUTPUT VOLTAGE SETTLING TIME: 5ms to within stated accuracy. LOAD REGULATION: 0.01% + 2mV. ...

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... OUTPUT #2 (Charger Channel) (continued) LONG INTEGRATION MODE CURRENT MEASUREMENT MEASUREMENT TIME, 60Hz (50Hz): 850ms (840ms seconds in 1ms steps. DIGITAL VOLTMETER INPUT (1 Year, 23°C ± 5°C) INPUT VOLTAGE RANGE: –5 to +30VDC. INPUT IMPEDANCE: 2MW typical. MAX. VOLTAGE (either input terminal) WITH RESPECT TO OUTPUT LOW: –5V, +30V. ...

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