Chroma 62180H-1800S | Power supply unit, DC, 1 channel 1800V / 30A, 18kW for photovoltaic module simulation
Manufacturer number: 62180H-1800S
€25,050.00
Chroma 62180H-1800S | Power supply unit, DC, 1 channel 1800V / 30A, 18kW solar array simulation.
- Output power: 18 kW
- Output voltage: 0 to 1800 V
- Output current: 0 to 30 A.
- Output noise (peak-to-peak): 3500 mV
- Output noise (rms): 750 mV
- 100 IV curves can be saved
- 4096 points per curve
- Interfaces (standard): Analog, USB, RS232, RS485, Ethernet
- Optional interfaces: GPIB
- Parallel connection of up to 10 devices possible
- Standard system interface for parallel operation: CAN bus
- Analog voltage and current programming: 0 to 10 V.
- Sequential program sequence: 10 programs with up to
- 100 sequences (weather conditions) with an execution time of 1 ms to 15,000 s
- Dimensions: (H) 132.8 mm x (W) 428 x (D) 660 mm; 3 height units
- Weight: 40 kg
- Guarantee: 2 years
Technical Data
AC input: | 200 V - 480 V |
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Additional functions: | Solar system simulation function |
Article number: | 62180H-1800S |
Autorange: | No |
Bidirectional: | No |
DC output reversible: | DC Source |
Dimensions (L x W x H) (mm): | 660 x 428 x 132,8 |
Interfaces: | USB, RS-232, RS485, Ethernet optional: GPIB |
Model: | 62180H-1800S |
Protective devices: | OVP, OTP, Current Limit |
Weight (kg): | 40 |
max. Power (A): | 30 |
max. Voltage (V): | 1800 |
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Description
62180H-1800S | Power supply unit, DC, 1 channel 1800V / 30A, 18kW for photovoltaic module simulation
This photovoltaic panel simulator 62180H-1800S is specially designed for testing photovoltaic converters that adapt the energy supplied by the photovoltaic panel to the supply network. With this device, the IU characteristic curve can be simulated according to the different materials of the photovoltaic panels, as well as the different weather conditions. With this series, output voltages of up to 1000 V and currents of up to 40 A are possible. A total of up to 15 kW of power can be required of the individual device. Up to 10 devices can be connected in parallel. This is made possible by a very fast and precise implementation of the IU characteristic using 100 kHz A / D and a 25 kHz D / A converter with an integrated digital filter. This power supply unit can also very quickly absorb and compensate for the ripple of the PV converter originating from the grid.
Simulation of a PV converter
This power supply unit can precisely simulate the IU characteristic of a PV converter. There are influences which determine a characteristic from the family of IU characteristics and which determine the respective operating point on this characteristic. Influences are e.g. B. the weather conditions as well as shading by trees etc. or the materials from which the active layers of the PV panels are made. The characteristic curve is determined via the basic parameters such as the open-circuit voltage Uoc and the short-circuit current Isc of the panel as well as the value pair Imp and Ump (mp = maximum power) for the maximum power. To do this, however, the material of the active panel layers used must be entered, such as B. crystalline, multicrystalline and thin film structures with the Füllgaktor: (Imp * Vmp) / (Isc * Uoc). The MPPT tracking algorithms (Maximum Power Point Tracking / characteristic curve point of maximum output power for a panel) can then be determined by the device.
Furthermore, a characteristic curve can be characterized by a maximum of 4096 points, which can be transferred to the device and saved via an Excel file.
Weather simulation
To test PV converters, it is essential to carry out a weather simulation. The devices of the 62000H series can be used to simulate real weather conditions, including heat radiation. The more precisely the PV converter can be adjusted to the weather and temperature conditions, the higher its efficiency. The MPPT is therefore one of the essential factors for testing the PV converters. With the devices of this series it is possible to save up to 100 different IV curves. The corresponding time intervals can be set from 1 to 15,000 seconds, so that a simulation can take place over a whole day.
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