Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation 507-4C

4 Channel Current Pulse Generator (25 Amps/45V)

The BNC 507 is a current source pulse generator which provides current levels to a load that are independent of the value of the load resistance. The majority of pulse generators are voltage sources and their currents change when load resistance changes. In addition to load resistance independence Model 507 pulses can have current levels pulse widths and pulse delays that are unique to each channel. You can precisely control the width and amplitude of the pulse and the time between pulses. Widths are variable between 0.1 to 100 msec and levels are controlled up to 25 amps. The 507 provides a TTL Sync Out that coincides with zero delay to use as a reference and trigger. Each channel has its own monitor to observe the current through it’s load and measure it’s function time. Airbag squib initiator fuse detonator explosive and pyrotechnic applications will benefit from the constant current and constant width hen constant energy pulse of the Model 507.

Features:

• Up to 6A output per channel, adjustable
• 12 memory locations
• Programmability RS232, USB and Ethernet
• Front and rear external trigger inputs
• Resistance measurement (4 wire) with pre/post testing
• Current and voltage monitor outputs
• Front and rear sync outputs
• Safety features (remote interlock, etc)

Berkeley Nucleonics Corporation 507-4C datasheet & specifications