Used KEITHLEY 707A #293636852 for sale

KEITHLEY 707A is an ultra-precision four-quadrant power supply/monitor/programmer designed to help ensure data accuracy and reliability in a variety of electrical, mechanical and mechanical-electronic test and measurement applications. 707A is used to accurately source and measure voltages up to ±200V, currents up to ±2A, power up to 200W, resistances up to 5kΩ, and frequencies up to 200kHz. KEITHLEY 707A offers a wide range of features including: Uni- and bi-polar voltage and current source/monitor/programmer models Up to four isolation barriers for electrically isolated sources and sensors Gradual or abrupt programming for smooth, repeatable powersupply transitions Built-in timing and scalar capabilities Control of functions via IEEE 488, RS-232 and TriggerOut All digital control Built-in current polarity reversing Series/parallel connection of up to four 707A channels Current limiting protection These features make KEITHLEY 707A an excellent choice for precision measurement and power supply/monitor applications. 707A also offers an advanced temperature compensation feature, a customizable digital display, a user-selectable voltage and current monitor curve limit, and a power limit setting. Its adjustable current limit protection and built-in over-voltage/over-current protection further improve KEITHLEY 707A's capabilities. In addition to 707A, KEITHLEY also offers the 707C and 707S models, which are calibrated for higher accuracy and offer improved power source/monitor capabilities. All models provide a low output noise of <5mV on DC voltage, <1mV on AC and pulse measurements, as well as low drift capabilities of <200ppm/year. KEITHLEY 707A is an extremely versatile and powerful test and measurement instrument designed for a variety of applications, from critical medical and cleanroom testing to research-and-development and production testing. Its high accuracy, stability, and performance make it a preferred choice for many professionals in the electrical and mechanical engineering, biomedical technology, and automotive industries.