The Chroma 62012P-80-60 is a programmable DC power supply rated at 1200 W with an output range of 0 to 80 V and 0 to 60 A. It is part of the Chroma 62000P Series, a family of twelve programmable DC supplies spanning 600 W to 5000 W and covering voltages from 0 to 600 V and currents from 0 to 120 A. The series is designed for automated testing of DC-DC converters and similar products, and Chroma positions it as setting a new standard for high-accuracy programmable DC supplies.

The datasheet identifies specific applications including DC/DC converter and inverter voltage drop testing, engine start-up simulation, battery automated charging, and electronic product life cycle testing. The 62000P Series is also positioned for airborne device testing, inverter testing, and other devices that experience voltage interrupts, because it can generate complex DC transient waveforms that simulate spikes, drops, and other voltage deviations. Programmable sequences support waveforms such as soft start, voltage step, sag, surge, cycle drop, pulse charge of battery, line regulation, and the starting profile and reset behavior defined in ISO 16750-2.

ValueTronics stocks, tests, and ships Chroma programmable DC power supplies from a 20,000 square foot secure warehouse at 1675 Cambridge Drive in Elgin, Illinois. Every {{CONDITION}} 62000P Series unit is processed through our in-house facility before shipment rather than being drop-shipped from an external source, which means a real person who can be reached by phone has verified what is going into the box. For programmable DC supplies that are typically integrated into ATE racks or development benches, that handling step matters when the receiving lab needs the instrument to behave as documented on day one.

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The Chroma 62000P Series is a twelve-model family of programmable DC power supplies designed for automated testing of DC-DC converters and similar products. The family spans 600 W to 5000 W in power, 30 V to 600 V in output voltage, and 8 A to 120 A in output current, with each model occupying a different point in the voltage/current/power matrix.

Every model in the series shares the same core architecture: constant-power operating envelope, 16-bit precision readback, programmable voltage and current slew rate control, auto sequencing with 10 programs and 100 sequences, Master/Slave control for series and parallel operation, and the same standard USB and RS-232 interfaces with optional GPIB and Ethernet/LXI. What changes between models is the voltage/current/power combination at the output, the dimensions and weight of the chassis, the AC input requirement at higher power levels, and certain noise, ripple, and timing specifications that scale with the output rating.

Each model in the comparison below is its own dedicated product page with pre-owned-matched pricing and availability. Select the model that matches your voltage, current, and power requirement, then review the model-specific page for stocking status and the included accessories for that unit.

The 62012P-80-60 occupies the 1200 W tier of the family with an 80 V / 60 A output combination. Within the 1200 W tier the datasheet lists four siblings (40 V / 120 A, 80 V / 60 A, 100 V / 50 A, and 600 V / 8 A), and the 80 V / 60 A configuration is positioned for applications where neither the very high current of the 40 V model nor the very high voltage of the 600 V model is required. The transient response, ripple, and slew rate specifications for this model are documented in the Chroma datasheet specifications table.

The primary differences between models in the 62000P Series are output voltage range, output current range, and rated output power. The 600 W tier (62006P models) covers 30 V / 80 A, 100 V / 25 A, and 300 V / 8 A. The 1200 W tier (62012P models) covers 40 V / 120 A, 80 V / 60 A, 100 V / 50 A, and 600 V / 8 A. The 2400 W tier (62024P models) covers the same voltage/current combinations as the 1200 W tier at twice the power, with the 40 V / 120 A model operating at 1200 to 2400 W within a defined operating power envelope.

Specifications that scale with the model include programming rise and fall time, voltage and current ripple, and AC input requirements. The 600 W and 1200 W models accept single-phase 95 to 250 Vac. The 2400 W models accept single-phase 190 to 250 Vac. The 5000 W 62050P-100-100 accepts three-phase input in either Delta or Y connection per the datasheet specifications table.

Additional differences in specifications beyond the few shown above are not listed here — see each model's full specifications below.

Product Core & Specifications

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