SRS SIM928 Isolated Voltage Source
- ±20 V isolated voltage source
- Ultra-low noise output
- Two switchable, recharging batteries for continuous operation
- Battery lifetime: 1000 charge cycles
- Output floats to ±40 V
- Short-circuit protected
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The Stanford Research Systems SIM928 Isolated Voltage Source is ideal for applications where ultra-clean DC voltage is required. Voltage can be set between ±20 VDC with millivolt resolution, and the source can drive up to ±10 mA. The output circuit is optically isolated from all earth-referenced charging circuitry, providing maximum flexibility and noise immunity. The system can float to ±40 V, and the output is short-circuit protected.
At the heart of the SRS SIM928 are two independent nickel-metal-hydride rechargeable batteries, each providing up to 12 hours of operation under full load conditions. When a battery is nearly depleted, the SIM928 automatically switches in a second battery. The switchover between batteries is virtually glitch-free, giving you uninterrupted power around the clock. The depleted battery is automatically charged to capacity in about 5 hours. The batteries are guaranteed for 1000 charging cycles, and SRS offers replacement battery sets.
In applications that occur over long time intervals, starting with a fully charged battery may be desirable. A battery charge override feature allows you to manually switch in the fully charged battery (assuming it is in “ready” state) at any time.
Banana binding posts are provided for the + terminal, - terminal and chassis ground.
| Output | |
| Output range | ±20 V, 1 mV resolution |
| Max. output current | ±10 mA |
| Floating output | ±40 V (common mode to ground) |
| Noise | 10 µVrms (1 kHz bandwidth) |
| Current limit | 15 mA |
| Short-circuit duration | indefinite |
| Batteries | |
| Number of batteries | 2 (1 operating, 1 charging/standby) |
| Type | Nickel metal hydride |
| Charge time | 5 hrs |
| Discharge time | 12 hrs. (10 mA load) |
| Lifetime | >1000 charge cycles, 2 yr. shelf life |
| Battery switching | Automatically switches batteries when active battery is fully discharged. |
| Switchover glitch | <1 mV for <1 ms |
| Battery charge override |
Allows manual switching of batteries. Triggered when front-panel button is held for 5 seconds or more. Only armed when standby battery is in ready state. |
| General | |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C to 40 °C, non-condensing |
| Interface | Serial via SIM interface |
| Connectors |
Banana binding posts (+ terminal, - terminal, and chassis ground) DB15 (male) SIM interface |
| Power |
Power supplied by the SIM900 Mainframe, or optionally by a user-provided DC power supply (-15 V, +24 V and +5 V) |
| Dimensions | 1.5" × 3.6" × 7.0" (WHL) |
| Weight | 3 lbs |
| Warranty | One year parts and labor on defects in materials and workmanship |
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