COS Burn-in system
This system meets COS burn-in and measurement requirements at high current and power. It can burn in 216 COS devices simultaneously, with maximum operating current of 20A and optional 30A, 40A or 50A configurations. Power can be cut off if optical power falls or temperature rises, ensuring a safe burn-in process. A host computer displays all data in real time and stores it at specified intervals as required. The system includes temperature stabilization, burn-in monitoring and monitoring software. Temperature control comprises temperature detection and regulation, power supplies and cooling water. Burn-in monitoring comprises imported high-stability, high-power supplies, voltage and current detection, constant-current control circuits and racks. An industrial computer and burn-in monitoring software are included.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Equipment尺寸（W X D X H） [此为主机尺寸，不含净风机及报警灯尺寸（高度300mm）] | 1100 mm × 1000 mm × 2000 mm |
| 净风机尺寸（W X D X H） | 400 mm × 600 mm × 1170 mm |
| 主机与净风机之间的间隔 | Approximately 100mm |
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