- Powerful Waveshape and Waveform Creation
- Sequence Programming
- AC and/or DC Output
- Graphic LCD Display
- Powerful DSP2 Waveform Programming
- Flexibility in Power Ranges
- Waveshape Library
Applications
The SmartWave is designed for testing today's complex electronics,
including telecommunications and commercial electronics requiring
low profile, light weight power supplies. Other applications
include:
Testing for real world power conditions using different waveforms on
all 3 phases (including DC)
Load susceptibility testing with sequence or event programming and
multiple voltage harmonics
Power line disturbance simulation testing
ABD100, MIL-STD-704 and DO-160 avionics testing
Power supply testing for AC-DC, DC-DC converters and UPS's
Fluorescent lighting characteristics testing (IES LM-41-1985)
Transients on 12 & 24 VDC for automotive application
Flexibility in Power Ranges
The SmartWave series includes the SW 1750
(single phase only), SW 3500 (single or dual phase), and SW 5250A.
The 5250A three phase unit can be switched to single phase or vice
versa, simply by menu selection (and appropriate output wiring
changes). The SW Series is factory upgradable from 1750 VA to 3500
VA or 5250 VA.
Utilizing a master/slave arrangement, SW 5250A
can be paralleled for incrementally higher power requirements, e.g.
one master/one slave = SW 10500 (10.5 kVA). As many as 3 slave
chassis may be paralled with a master to form a 21 kVA system.
Options include input power factor correction, measurement
capability, plus 5 and 26 VAC auxiliary outputs.
Waveshape Library
There are 50 factory-supplied waveshapes in the SmartWave.
Following are examples of the types of waveshapes in the
library:
 Fourier square wave with
first, third, fifth and seventh
harmonics
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 Sine wave with first quarter
(0° - 90°) at 0
volts
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 Sine wave with spikes from 85°
- 95° and 265° - 275°
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 Sine wave with a dropout from
45° - 60°
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 Six step sine
wave
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 Sine wave with the positive
halfcycle clipped at 0V
from 50° -
130°
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- Sine wave
- Square wave
- Triangle wave
- Clipped sine waves
- Sine waves with spikes
- Fractional dropouts
- Sine wave with dropout (0V from 0� to 90�)
- Sine waves with �1-50% DC offset
- +/- DC with 3% and 10% ripple
- Fourier square waves with harmonics
- Taylor series waves
- Sine wave with noise at zero crossing
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Powerful Waveshape and Waveform Creation
The SmartWave can easily create fractional or
multi-cycle dropouts, spikes, surges, sags and distorted waveforms
from the front panel. To simulate these complex real-world power
occurrences, the SmartWave comes with a library of 50 built-in
waveshapes (see examples on page 11). Users can create and store an
additional 50 waveshapes of their own design.
Output voltages are created by adding amplitude,
frequency and other parameters to the waveshapes. The user can also
create over 50 custom front panel setups with all parameters
included and store them for quick recall, making the SmartWave ideal
for manual testing.
Sequence Programming
Complex sequence or event programming is easy
with time or cycle based transient segments. The sequence library is
made up of a total of 1000 segments stored as labeled sequences.
A sequence of up to 100 segments using up to 32
different waveshapes, arranged in any combination, can be run at any
one time. The 32 waveshapes can be selected from the 50 factory
supplied and 50 user created waveshapes. By setting the time or
number of cycles for each segment, the user can create waveform
sequences that allow automatic testing for most any standard.

AC and/or DC
A direct coupled, transformerless design allows
AC and DC on separate phases or on the same phase. The SmartWave can
be used as a true DC power supply. High DC content waveforms (up to
312 volts) can be created with no derating of output power, even
with 100% reactive loads. This can eliminate the need for a separate
DC supply.
Powerful DSP2 Waveform Programming
Waveform programming is
easily accomplished using the optional DSP PC
software. The software allows freehand creation
of waveforms, using a mouse or mathematical
expressions. Real-world waveforms can be
uploaded and modified when using a digital
scope. The waveforms can then be downloaded to
the SmartWave via GPIB and output to exactly
simulate real-world conditions.

SmartWave Control Suite (SWCS)
SWCS is a Windows based software package for
computer control of the SmartWave Series and SWAE AC power sources.
With the SWCS you have complete control of the instrument including
programming, waveform selection, creation and sequencing. SWCS
enhances the standard SmartWave features with an additional harmonic
waveform analysis capability with data logging features for all
measurements.
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