The Chroma 6312A 600W DC electronic load mainframes accepts two user-installable 6310A series load modules for up to 700W. Easy system configuration and will mount in a 19″ instrument rack with standard front-panel inputs.
The Chroma 6314A 1200W DC electronic load mainframes accepts up to four user-installable 6310A series load modules for easy system configuration, and will mount in a 19″ instrument rack with standard front-panel inputs.
The 63200A series high power DC electronic loads are designed for testing a wide range of power conversion products including AC/DC and server power supplies, DC/DC converters, EV batteries, automotive charging stations, and other power electronics components. These units can be synchronously paralleled up to 240kW and dynamically synchronized for generating complex multi-channel transient profiles. The 300% peak overpower capability provides extra headroom for fault condition simulations in automotive batteries, fuel cells, and more.
The Chroma 63610-80-20 DC Electronic Loads are designed for testing multi-output AC/DC power supplies, DC/DC converters, chargers, batteries, adapters, and power electronic components. Excellent for research, development, production, and incoming inspection applications.
The Chroma 63640-80-80 DC load module provides three operating current ranges and a built-in 16-bit, precision A/D converter, achieving 0.025%+0.01%F.S., 0.05%+0.05%F.S. and 0.1%+0.1%F.S. accuracy for voltage, current and power measurement respectively. Real time measurement of voltage and current are integrated into each Chroma 63640-80-80 load module. The Chroma 63640-80-80 offers high speed, programmable dynamic loading, sweep simulation and control capability never before achieved. When the need is for increased power, paralleling two or more loads can be done to achieve the desired load current. Using several loads in parallel to emulate a single load dramatically simplifies operation and allows them to be used for both multiple output power supplies and larger single output supplies.
The Chroma 63800 Electronic Loads can simulate a variety of load conditions under high crest factor and varying power factors with real time compensation even when the voltage waveform is distorted. This unique feature provides real world simulation capabilities and prevents overstressing the instrument resulting in reliable and unbiased test results.Chroma?s 63800 AC & DC Electronic Load is designed for both AC & DC Load Simulations
The Chroma 63800 Electronic Loads can simulate a variety of load conditions under high crest factor and varying power factors with real time compensation even when the voltage waveform is distorted. This unique feature provides real world simulation capabilities and prevents overstressing the instrument resulting in reliable and unbiased test results. The 63800’s state of the art design uses DSP technology to simulate non-linear rectified loads with its unique RLC operation mode. This mode improves stability by detecting the impedance of the UUT and dynamically adjusting the load’s control bandwidth to ensure system stability.
The PEL-2000A Series includes two types of mainframes and 4 types of load modules to accommodate users’ requirements in a flexible manner. Any load module combination can be used with a mainframe to tailor a test system based on the number of channels, and the maximum load power, voltage and current of each channel. Multiple loads can be connected in parallel to provide a higher-power load to test higher power supply outputs. This flexibility significantly reduces the investment needed for future projects that have different power requirements. The PEL-2004A is a 4-slot mainframe with a master control unit to hold 4 load modules, while PEL-2002A is a 2-slot mainframe with master control unit to hold 2 load modules. When the PEL-2004A is configured with 4 load modules rated at 350W each, the PEL-2000A series is able to sink up to 1.4kVA of power.
The PEL-2000A Series includes two types of mainframes and 4 types of load modules to accommodate users’ requirements in a flexible manner. Any load module combination can be used with a mainframe to tailor a test system based on the number of channels, and the maximum load power, voltage and current of each channel. Multiple loads can be connected in parallel to provide a higher-power load to test higher power supply outputs. This flexibility significantly reduces the investment needed for future projects that have different power requirements. The PEL-2004A is a 4-slot mainframe with a master control unit to hold 4 load modules, while PEL-2002A is a 2-slot mainframe with master control unit to hold 2 load modules. When the PEL-2004A is configured with 4 load modules rated at 350W each, the PEL-2000A series is able to sink up to 1.4kVA of power.