What is a Electronic load?

An electronic load is an important testing instrument used for testing electrical equipment and power supplies. It is primarily used to simulate the load characteristics of DC (Direct Current) or AC (Alternating Current) power supplies. The electronic load mimics the power supplied by the source and is used to verify how the power supply or equipment performs under certain conditions.

Electronic loads can be configured to set a constant current, voltage, or resistance, and monitor whether the power supply operates stably according to the set parameters, or if overloads or abnormalities occur. This device is useful for evaluating the output performance of a power supply and is also instrumental in safety tests, such as overcurrent, overvoltage, and short circuit conditions.

Features:
✅ Load Control:
Set current, voltage, or resistance to adjust for testing conditions.
✅ Simulation Function:
Mimic how a power supply responds to a load.
✅ Safety Features:
Includes protections against overcurrent, overvoltage, and temperature.
✅ Data Logging:
Displays and records measurement results for analysis.

Application of Electronic load

✅Power Supply Testing
Used to verify if a power supply unit operates stably under the designated load.
✅Battery Evaluation
Measures the current or voltage supplied by batteries to test their performance and lifespan.
✅AC-DC Converter Testing
Used to ensure that converters provide the correct output in response to varying loads.

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