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For UcD180 use, the SPS80 PSU must be configured to +/-45V approx. Please tell us at time of ordering so we can do this modification (for free, of course). Ackcheng did, of course
If I were you, I would wire the modules with not too thick wire (1.5mm2 is ok) twisting the three leads (+, GND and -) together, and run the input leads as separate from the supplies and high current wires as possible, but that's common stuff, you know.
For UcD180 use, the SPS80 PSU must be configured to +/-45V approx. Please tell us at time of ordering so we can do this modification (for free, of course). Ackcheng did, of course
If I were you, I would wire the modules with not too thick wire (1.5mm2 is ok) twisting the three leads (+, GND and -) together, and run the input leads as separate from the supplies and high current wires as possible, but that's common stuff, you know.
Honestly, I found it doesn't make much a difference either way. Right now I have one connected to chassis and the other floating, it's been like that for a month and I haven't bothered to fix it... sounds the same. Might be different with a case though.
It won't hurt to try both, but I guess it'll depend on your source/ground loops etc too
It won't hurt to try both, but I guess it'll depend on your source/ground loops etc too
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