Digital Multimeters

Digital Multimeter / Data Acquisition / Switch Systems

Switching and Control
Fast Transient Response and High Voltage Power Supplies
Sourcemeter and SMUs
Picoammeter
Electrometer
Nanovoltmeter
Data Acquisition Products
GPIB Interface Solutions
 
 
 

Model 2302 : Battery Simulatior
Model 2306 : Battery/Charger Simulatiors


Key Features and Benefits

Ultra-fast response to transient load currents
Choice of single- or dual-channel supplies
variable output resistance for simulating battery response
External triggering for fast voltage stepping (Model 2306-VS)
500mA pulse current range (Model 2306-PJ)
Pulse peak, average, and baseline current measurments
100nA DC current sensitivity
Sink up to 3A, source up to 5A
Open sense lead detection
Built-in digital voltmeter

Specification information
 

2302 Battery Simulatior
2306 Dual-channel Battery/Charger Simulators
2306-PJ Dual-CH Battery/Charger Simulators with 500mA range
2306-VS Dual-CH Battery/Charger Simulators with External Triggering


Model 2306 rear panel

Related Applications
  Development and testing of portable, battery-operated products such as:
Cellular and cordless telephones
Mobile radios
Pagers

Optional for Models 2302 and 2306 Series
  Model 2306-DISP VFD Remote Display w/ Keypad
 



 
The single-channel Model 2302 Battery Simulator and dual-channel Model 2306 Battery/Charger Simulator were designed specifically for development and test applications of portable, battery-operated products, such as cellular and cordless telephones, mobile radios, and pagers. These precision power supplies have ultrafast transient response so they can have output characteristics identical to actual batteries. These supplies employ a unique variable output resistance so the voltage output can emulate a battery's response (U.S. Patent No. 6,204,647). They provide stable voltage outputs, even when a device-under-test (DUT) makes the rapid transition from the standby (low current) state to the RF transmission (high current) state. In addition, they can monitor DUT power consumption by measuring both DC currents and pulse load currents. The Model 2302's and the Model 2306's battery-simulator channel can be programmed to operate like a discharged rechargeable battery, sinking current from a separate charger or from the Model 2306's charger-simulator channel.