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New Siglent SPD4000X series power supply
Furna:
--- Quote from: KungFuJosh on October 23, 2024, 04:10:42 pm ---Why not use single trigger on your scopes to test this?
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Because I had no time this morning and I am just back from work :)
sparky2024:
Scope trace of SPD4323X channel 2 with no load (hence voltage drop is prolonged).
Steps to reproduce:
1) Set channel 2 to a voltage (5v selected in this case), and switch on channel. Switch off.
2) Set scope to Normal or Single trigger, timebase 1sec.
3) Switch off main SPD4323X power switch.
Note I have no load attached, but have seen LEDs flash on my projects. The amplitude follows the setting. Also this is only evident on ch 2 & 3. Channels 1 & 4 behave as I would expect. Serial or Parallel modes are disabled.
Measuring the level (zooming in a bit in this case), we see the level persists for 75ms, and starting from the rising edge is around 100ms total. Sounds like software to me.
Furna:
--- Quote from: sparky2024 on October 23, 2024, 05:47:49 pm ---Scope trace of SPD4323X channel 2 with no load (hence voltage drop is prolonged).
Steps to reproduce:
1) Set channel 2 to a voltage (5v selected in this case), and switch on channel. Switch off.
2) Set scope to Normal or Single trigger, timebase 1sec.
3) Switch off main SPD4323X power switch.
Note I have no load attached, but have seen LEDs flash on my projects. The amplitude follows the setting. Also this is only evident on ch 2 & 3. Channels 1 & 4 behave as I would expect. Serial or Parallel modes are disabled.
Measuring the level (zooming in a bit in this case), we see the level persists for 75ms, and starting from the rising edge is around 100ms total. Sounds like software to me.
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Just tried also with your settings and cannot reproduce; I have absolutinh nothinh even with trigger set to 30mV.
What FW do you run?
Indeed I have the following at master power on ... something I do not have at channel power on.
I usually disconnect cables to avoid any issue at every master power off/power on.
electr_peter:
@sparky2024, what is the max voltage with mains switching off (if set not to 5V but to max V)? Can you also check maximum possible current with a load (resistor on output)?
TheDefpom:
T hat looks like capacitor discharge to me, what about leaving the channels off, setting a high voltage, power of the main switch, and then power main switch on?
I suspect there would be no pulse in this instance.
I’m just waiting for my unit to arrive so I can’t test this myself yet.
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