ATH-1035 DC Power Supply 12V / 500mA 1 Channel

High-precision DC power supply which has four way outputs. 1 bipolar regulated output. 3 fixed outputs. 2 three-digit LED displays. Short circuit protection. Voltage and current stabilization mode indicators. Polarity changing function. One variable output: 0~±12VDC Variable. Three fixed output: +5VDC, +15VDC, -15VDC Fixed. One variable output: 0~500mA Variable. Three fixed output: 1A Fixed. Dimensions: 5.7 x 6.7 x 10 in / 145 x 170 x 255 mm. Weight: 10 lb / 4.48 kg.

Manuals:

User's Manual (150.56 Kb)

AKTAKOM ATH-1035 is a high-precision DC power supply which has four way outputs. One way is variable and three are fixed ones. The one variable output can also be selected for constant voltage or constant current, designed in high stability and performance circuit.

Features:

1 bipolar regulated output
3 fixed outputs
2 three-digit LED displays
Short circuit protection
Voltage and current stabilization mode indicators
Polarity changing function

Specifications:

Input voltage:
- 110VAC~127VAC±10%/60Hz
- 220VAC~240VAC±10%/50Hz (Switchable)
Output voltage:
- One variable output: 0~±12VDC Variable
- Three fixed output: +5VDC, +15VDC, -15VDC Fixed
Output current:
- One variable output: 0~500mA Variable
- Three fixed output: 1A Fixed
Line regulation:
One variable output:
- CV ≤ 1 x 10^-4 + 3mV
- CC ≤ 2 x 10^-3 + 1mA
Three fixed outputs: ≤1%
Load regulation:
One variable output:
- CV ≤ 1 x 10^-4 + 2mV
- CC ≤ 2 x 10^-3 + 1mA
Three fixed outputs: ≤1%
Ripple and noise:
One variable output:
- CV ≤ 0.5 mV rms
- CC ≤ 3mA rms
Three fixed outputs: ≤5 mV rms
Protection: current-limit
Display accuracy
- Volt indication: ±(0.2%Rdg+2 digits)
- Ampere indication: ±(1%Rdg+2 digits)
Dimensions: 5.7 x 6.7 x 10 in / 145 x 170 x 255 mm
Weight: 10 lb / 4.48 kg

Accessories:

User Manual

Power Cord

Frequently Asked Questions

May I use AKTAKOM power supplies to charge accumulators?

May I use AKTAKOM power supplies to charge accumulators?
AKTAKOM power supplies can’t be used for accumulator charging since it may cause the accumulator breakage (recharge, electrolyte boiling, extra pressure of the internal gas which will lead to the accumulator explosion). Accumulators should be charged with the current source which controls the accumulator voltage and regulates the charging current accordingly. When the required accumulator voltage is achieved such type of source simply stops the charging process, its name is a charging device. Up

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