Precision and Performance

Genetron’s electronic loads and power supplies are engineered to deliver unparalleled precision and reliability, ensuring accurate testing results across various industries. Whether you’re exploring options like programmable DC power supplies, regenerative power supplies, or electronic loads, Genetron’s solutions are built to meet the demands of advanced testing environments.

All key products are designed with efficiency, versatility, and stable output to accommodate a wide array of applications. From automotive to telecommunications and aerospace industries, our power supplies provide the robust performance needed for modern testing challenges.

Types of Power Supplies

Power supplies come in various types, each designed to meet specific application requirements. Whether for industrial testing, research laboratories, or high-precision electronics, selecting the right power supply is essential for efficiency and reliability.

AC Power Supply

An AC power supply converts mains power into controlled voltage and frequency outputs, making it ideal for industrial equipment, appliances, and motor testing.

DC Power Supply

A DC power supply converts alternating current (AC) from the mains into direct current (DC) with regulated voltage and current outputs. Used extensively in electronics testing, automotive applications, and telecommunications, it ensures stable power delivery for sensitive components.

Programmable Power Supply

A programmable power supply offers dynamic control over voltage, current, and power settings, enabling automated testing and precision in industries like aerospace and semiconductor manufacturing.

Regenerative Power Supply

A regenerative power supply not only delivers power but also feeds excess energy back to the grid, reducing waste and operational costs. Ideal for battery testing and sustainable energy applications. This energy-efficient solution is particularly useful in applications requiring bidirectional power flow, such as battery testing and renewable energy simulations.

Choosing the right power supply, whether a DC power supply or an advanced programmable power supply, ensures optimal performance, efficiency, and reliability across industries in Singapore.

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IT8700P+ High Speed Modular Multi-channel DC Electronic Load

Three-stage current range, higher accuracy and lower ripple
Supports master-slave parallel connection of 16-channel modules
Faster dynamic response, the current rising and falling slope of a single module can achieve 12A/μs
Stable operation down to zero volts
Faster loop speed, precise control of current without overshoot
The voltage and current measurement speed up to 250kHz, system integration suitable
Comprehensive protection functions: OVP/OCP/OPP/OTP, Sense protection
Short-circuit peak current measurement function
Available front/rear terminals
8 operating modes: CC/ CV/ CR/ CW/ CV+CC/ CR+CC/ CW+CC/ CV+CR (CR-LED)
Multi channel synchronous control

IT7800 High Power Programmable AC/DC Power Supply

Adopt advanced SiC technology
High power density, 3U up to 15kVA
Master-slave parallel with current sharing technology, up to 960kVA, multiple units in parallel work as one
Voltage up to 350V L-N
Output frequency: 16-2400Hz, programmable slew rate setting for changing voltage and frequency
Built-in single/3-phase AC power meter
Multi-channel function, single unit can connect/test up to 3 DUTs
4 output modes: AC/DC/AC+DC/DC+AC
Harmonics, inter-harmonics waveform synthesizer
Programmable output impedance

IT6000 B/C/D Regenerative/Bidirectional Programmable DC Power System

2 in 1 device integrating bidirectional DC power supply and electronics load supported by advanced third-generation SiC technology
Seamless current switch between souring and sinking
Stand-alone power up to 144kW, expandable in parallel up to 2 MW
Voltage output ratings: 0-2250V
Current output ratings: 0 to 2040A (single cabinet), 0 to 8000A (parallel connection between cabinets)
Support CC/CV loop speed and priority setting
Partial pre-compliant with LV123, LV148, DIN40839, ISO-16750-2, SAEJ1113-11,LV124 and ISO21848 automotive testing standards
Battery cycle test – support CC/CV/CP
Built-in waveform generator, support generating arbitrary waveforms
PV simulator(with SAS1000) – solar array I-V curves simulation
Battery simulator(with BSS2000) -Characteristic simulation of various batteries

IT8200E Regenerative AC/DC Electronic Load

Adopt advanced SiC technology
High power density, 21kVA in 3U unit
Master/Slave parallel, power up to 1MVA+
High efficient energy regeneration
Working modes: single-phase, three-phase, reverse phase（split phase. Rated voltage can be extended to 200% under reverse phase（split phase）
Frequency: 16-500Hz
Support NORMAL/LIST/SWEEP/Surge&Sag modes
Built-in various waveforms
Touch screen, simple UI for easy operation
Built-in USB/CAN/LAN/Digital IO interface, optional GPIB/Analog&RS232. Support CANopen*3、Modbus、LXI、SCPI communication
AC mode supports CC/CP/CR/CS/CC+CR/CE multiple working modes, CE mode can simulate 14 circuit topologies such as single-phase rectifier RLC and parallel RLC
AC mode supports both rectification and non-rectification modes
DC mode supports 9 working modes such as CC/CR/CP/CV
Adjustable crest factor: 1.414 ~ 5.0
Supports phase shift, ranging from -90 º to 90.0 º *1

IT8900G/L High Speed High Power DC Electronic Load

Maximum power of single unit: 2-54kW
Current range: 4U module up to 600A, master/slave parallel control, power expansion up to 600kW
Multiple operating modes: CC, CV, CR, CP, CC+CV, CV+CR, CR+CC, CP+CC
Low and high current loading, internal resistance about 0.7mΩ
500kHz high speed voltage and current sampling rate
Time measurement, battery discharge test
Short circuit simulation, automatic test function
Support OVP, OCP,OPP, OTP, current oscillation protection, current limit, power limit, fan blocking protection, reverse alarm, etc

IT-M3800 Regenerative DC Electronics Load

Up to 1500V/720A/12kW
Voltage range: 10~1500V
Current range: 8A~720A
Battery discharge test
Short-circuit simulation
1U@6kW, 2U@12kW
Master/slave parallel
Power grid automatic detection

IT-M3140 Programmable DC Power Supply

2U half rack, Power range: 1850W/3000W
Voltage and current range: 30V-1200V, 150A
Three output modes: CV/CC/CP
Fast dynamic response: <1ms
LIST mode simulation for power supply disturbance waveforms, adjustable rise and fall slope
Fold back,UVP/OVP, UCP/OCP,OPP,OTP
The Sense protection circuit to detect Sense reverse connection and missing connection
Standard USB/LAN, optional RS232 & analog, GPIB

IT-M3100D Dual-Channel DC Power Supply

• Ultra-Compact 1U half rack
• Up to 850W per unit, parallel up to 16 units
• Dual channel support (IT-M3100D)
• High current resolution, up to 10nA (ITM3200)
• Supports USB, LAN, CAN, RS232, RS485, Analog & IO

Why Choose Genetron for Your Power Supplies & Generators

Precision Power Delivery

Genetron's power supplies and electronic loads are engineered for precise voltage and current output, ensuring consistent and accurate results for your testing needs across various applications.

Robust Reliability

Built with high-quality materials and advanced technology, Genetron products are designed to withstand demanding environments, providing reliable performance that you can depend on for critical operations.

Versatile Applications

Our power supplies are suitable for a wide range of uses, from laboratory experiments to industrial testing, making them the ideal choice for professionals seeking flexible solutions in the test and measurement industry.

Differences Between Linear and Switched Programmable Power Supplies

Programmable power supplies come in two main types—linear and switched—each suited to different applications based on performance requirements and design considerations.

Linear Power Supplies

Linear power supplies offer a simple design that produces a clean and stable output. These are ideal for applications requiring low noise and minimal electromagnetic interference (EMI). Their drawback is lower efficiency and a bulkier form factor due to larger components.

Switched Power Supplies

Switched power supplies, in contrast, use advanced switching techniques to convert power efficiently, resulting in a compact and lightweight design. While they provide higher efficiency and flexibility, their output may have higher noise levels, making them less suited for noise-sensitive tasks.

Understanding these differences allows engineers to select the appropriate power supply for specific requirements, ensuring both performance and cost-effectiveness.

How to Choose the Right Power Supply

Choosing the right power supply is essential for achieving stable performance, energy efficiency, and accurate test results. Whether selecting a programmable power supply for automated testing or a DC power supply for industrial use, considering the following factors will ensure you get the best fit for your needs.

1. Identify Your Power Requirements

Determine the required voltage, current, and power capacity. A DC power supply is ideal for applications needing stable direct current, such as circuit testing and device development. If your application requires dynamic voltage changes, a programmable power supply allows precise adjustments for greater flexibility.

2. Consider Power Supply Type

Fixed DC Power Supply – Provides a constant output and is ideal for applications that require stable and unchanging voltage and current.
Programmable Power Supply – Allows users to customise voltage and current settings for different testing scenarios, making it useful in R&D and production environments.
Regenerative Power Supply – Best for applications that require energy recovery, such as battery testing and electric vehicle simulations.

3. Evaluate Efficiency and Features

Energy efficiency is a key factor when selecting a power supply. A regenerative power supply reduces energy waste by recycling excess power back into the grid. Additionally, features like remote programmability, overvoltage protection, and current-limiting functions improve safety and ease of operation.

4. Application-Specific Considerations

For Electronics Testing: A high-precision DC power supply with low noise is essential for circuit analysis and component testing.
For High-Power Applications: A programmable power supply with fast response time and high stability ensures reliable testing of industrial equipment.
For Energy Recovery: A regenerative power supply is ideal for applications requiring bidirectional power flow, such as battery cycle testing and renewable energy simulations.

5. Size and Scalability

Compact power supplies are best suited for laboratory and R&D environments where space is limited. For large-scale industrial applications, modular and scalable systems allow for power expansion to meet growing demands.

By assessing these factors, businesses can select the ideal high-efficiency programmable power supply or DC power supply in Singapore that aligns with their specific requirements, ensuring performance, reliability, and cost-effectiveness.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a DC power supply work?

A DC power supply converts alternating current (AC) from the mains into direct current (DC), providing a stable voltage output. It regulates power to ensure a steady supply for electronic circuits, industrial equipment, and research applications, making it essential for reliable and efficient energy delivery.

What is the purpose of using a DC power supply?

A DC power supply provides stable and consistent power to devices requiring direct current. It is used in electronics manufacturing, automotive testing, and telecommunications to ensure precision in power delivery, allowing accurate testing, efficient operations, and reduced risk of power fluctuations.

Can a DC power supply be used for both prototyping and production?

Yes, a DC power supply is suitable for both prototyping and production. In prototyping, it provides adjustable voltage for testing circuit designs. In production, it ensures stable and repeatable power conditions for manufacturing, quality control, and device validation in industries like aerospace, medical devices, and consumer electronics.

What is a programmable power supply?

A programmable power supply allows users to control and adjust voltage, current, and power settings digitally. It enables automation, remote control, and customised test sequences, making it ideal for R&D, testing labs, and industrial applications that require variable power outputs and precise regulation.

What are the benefits of programmable power supplies?

A programmable power supply offers flexibility, automation, and precision. It allows engineers to simulate different power conditions, automate testing processes, and ensure accurate voltage and current regulation. These features are crucial in industries such as telecommunications, automotive, and semiconductor testing.

When do I need a programmable power supply?

A programmable power supply is needed when precise voltage and current adjustments are required for testing, automation, or research. It is commonly used in electronics design, automotive battery testing, and semiconductor validation, where repeatable and controlled power conditions are essential.

Are there different types of programmable power supplies to choose between?

Yes, programmable power supplies come in various types, including linear, switched-mode, and regenerative models. Linear power supplies offer low noise and high precision, while switched-mode supplies provide efficiency and compact design. Regenerative power supplies recycle excess energy, making them ideal for applications requiring energy recovery.

How can a battery simulator improve testing efficiency?

Battery simulators replicate various battery conditions, enabling accurate testing of devices like electric vehicles and portable electronics without relying on physical batteries. This saves time and resources while ensuring consistency.

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