• Up to 4 outputs, up to 300 Watts per output
• Choose from up to 20 different dc power modules
• Programmable voltage and current
• Fast command processing time
• Outputs can be connected in parallel or series
• Programmable overvoltage & overcurrent protection
• 10 store-recall states, output sequencing
• Oscilloscope-like digitizer & ARB output (N6750/60)
• Streamline tasks with front panel control and advanced programmable including automated sequencing of up to 512 output settings
• Synchronize to other events in your ATE system with advanced hardware and software triggering
• GPIB (SCPI), USB 2.0, LAN
• LXI Class C Compliant
• Universal AC input, power factor correction
• Small size - Only 1.75 inches (1U) of rack space

The Agilent N6700 Low-Profile Modular Power System (MPS) is a 1U (rack unit) high, multiple output programmable DC power supply system that enables test system integrators to optimize performance, power and price to match test needs. The Agilent N6700 MPS gives test system designers the flexibility to mix and match from 20 different DC power modules to create a 1- to 4-channel DC power system optimized to meet specific test requirements. Test system engineers can invest in high-performance outputs where speed and accuracy are needed, or purchase basic performance outputs for simple DC power requirements.

N6730, N6740 and N6770 - Basic DC Power Modules
The Agilent N6730, N6740 and N6770 families of DC power modules provide programmable voltage and current, measurement and protection features at a very economical price, making these modules suitable to power the DUT or to provide power for ATE system resources such as fixture control.

N6750 - High-Performance, Autoranging DC Power Modules
The Agilent N6750 family of high-performance, autoranging DC power modules provides low noise, high accuracy and programming speeds that are up to 10 to 50 times faster than other programmable power supplies. In addition, Agilent has for the first time included high-speed test extension in general purpose power supplies. The high-speed test extension offers an oscilloscope-like digitizer that simplifies system configuration and increases measurement accuracy when viewing high-speed transient or pulse events within the device-under-test (DUT). In addition, autoranging output capabilities enable one power supply to do the job of several traditional power supplies. The noise specs have been reduced to 4.5 mV max peak-to-peak noise and 0.35 mV max RMS noise. These improvements make the N6700 suitable for noise-critical applications where you previously would have needed a linear power supply

N6760 - Precision DC Power Modules
The Agilent N6760 family of precision dc power modules provides precise control and measurements in the milliampere and microampere region with the ability to simultaneously digitize voltage and current, and capture those measurements in an oscilloscope-like data buffer.

Power Management Feature Allows You Allocate Mainframe Power
Often, a DUT requires a single high power DC source and several very low power DC sources. For example, if your DUT requires 280 W on its main input, and 10 W each on three auxiliary inputs, you can configure a system consisting of one 300 W DC module and three 100 W DC modules. Even though the sum of the module power is 600 W, you can still use the N6700B 400 W mainframe. Thanks to the power management feature, you can allocate the full 300 W to the 300 W module while you allocate only 33 W to each of the 100 W modules.

Connectivity
The N6700 MPS comes standard with GPIB, USB 2.0, and 10/100 Base-T Ethernet LAN interfaces. While GPIB is best suited for use with existing systems, Agilent offers USB and LAN to allow you to take advantage of the availability, speed, and ease-of-use of common computer industry standard interfaces. The N6700 is fully compliant with the LXI Class C specification. The N6700 can be controlled via a standard web browser. The N6700 contains a web server that provides web pages for monitor, control, and setup of the MPS.

Front Panel
In addition to full control over its three standard interfaces, the N6700 has a full featured front panel to permit easy manual operation for test prototyping, debugging, and troubleshooting when used in an ATE system. You can have confidence that the N6700 is working properly because you can view the settings and actual output values on all four outputs at the same time.