Richard -
We use a California Instruments power source that we are very happy
with. You can contact them at 800-422-7693 or check out their web site
www.calinst.com.
Mike Campi
Corporate Compliance Engineer
Fujitsu PC Corporation
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Cass [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, June 12, 1998 6:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: generating 50Hz power in the US
We want to do ongoing testing of an ITE product (here in
the US) on 220 VAC
50Hz power to simulate the European environment to make
sure our power
supply vendor is doing his job. In this esteemed group's
experience, what
is best (i.e easiest, cheapest, most reliable) way to set
this up. I have
an electrician describing scenarios of a 60Hz electric
motor mechanically
driving a 50Hz generator. In this age of high power solid
state
electronics, I gotta believe there's a better way. Please
keep answers
simple as I am only a lowly mechanical engineer (analogies
to water running
through pipes always is always big help to me). At 120VAC
our products
pull 6 amps peak at start up and only 3 amps running. I
would never test
more than 4 products at a time.
Thanks in advance for the usually invaluable help that I
get from this
group.
Richard Cass
Iris Graphics, Inc.
