Atec Agilent-N8900 Series - Manual (Page 3)

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Simplify system connections
The N8900 Series power supplies comes standard with GPIB, Ethernet/LAN,
USB 2.0, and analog interfaces giving you the flexibility to use your I/O interface
of choice today and safeguard your test setup for the future. There is no need to
worry whether or not you are choosing the right interface when they all come
standard. The N8900 is fully compliant with the LXI Core specification.
Remote access and control
The built-in Web server provides remote access and control of the instrument via
a standard browser. This control goes above and beyond the LXI specification,
giving users the ability to monitor and control the instrument from anywhere.
Using the Web browser, you can set up, monitor and operate the N8900 remotely.
Figure 3. N8900 Series web graphical user interface for
remote access and control of the power supply
Easy system integration and configuration
To simplify system development, the N8900 comes standard with IVI-COM
drivers. The N8900 supports the easy-to-use SCPI (Standard Commands for
Programmable Instruments).
Parallel operation for more power
Need more power, we’ve got you coverd. Quickly create a master/slave setup
for even more total output power. The N8900 Series power supplies give you the
flexibility to easily connect in parallel up to seven identical units (same model
number) for greater output current. The units can also be configured to look like
“one” big power supply.
Analog programming and monitoring
The output voltage and current can be programmed from zero to full-scale by
an analog voltage signal from 0 to 5 V or 0 to 10 V. Each corresponding to 0
to 100% of full-scale. The measured output voltage and current can also be
monitored in the same way.
AC input
The N8900 has 28 total models. Fourteen have 208 VAC inputs and the
remaining 14 have 400 VAC inputs. This gives the N8900 the ability to be used
anywhere in the world. Choose 208 VAC for regions such as the Americas and
Japan or choose 400 VAC for regions such as Europe and Asia.