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    Electronic Loads

    An electronic load is a type of device used for testing a range of power supplies such as a battery, solar cell, electronic component, portable charger and more. Electronic loads are available in a range of sizes to accompany a variety of applications, including low to high power consumption.

    Electronic loads are available as either AC or DC loads and are vital for measuring power supplies via rapidly increasing and decreasing the load in a repeatable fashion, which can not be achieved by hand.

    Types of electronic loads

    There are four main types of electronic loads including bench top, slot, system and modular. Depending on the type of application will determine the type of load required. Each type of load varies in input voltage, current, power and frequency, with multiple configuration options. Many electronic loads feature an interface with a screen and navigation buttons for ease of use, allowing you to easily configure the device. Certain electronic loads can also be controlled remotely via an Ethernet, USB, or GPIB interface.

    Application

    Electronic Loads are used in a wide range of applications where the test and measurement of a power supply is required. They are commonly used in areas such as:

    • Aerospace
    • Laboratory
    • Car battery manufacturers
    • Fuel-cell manufacturers
    • Cell-phone manufacturers
    • Solar panel manufacturers

    146 Products showing for Electronic Loads

    Keysight Technologies
    N3000A
    Programmable
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    0 → 60 V
    0 → 60 A
    0.033 → 2 Ω
    0 → 300 W
    -
    -
    Keithley
    2380
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 120 V
    0 → 60 A
    10 → 7500Ω
    0 → 250 W
    -
    2 U
    BK Precision
    8600/B
    DC Electronic Load
    -
    120 v
    120 A
    -
    750 W
    -
    -
    BK Precision
    8600
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 120 V
    0 → 120 A
    10 → 7500 Ω
    0 → 750 W
    <lteq/>95 %
    3 U
    Keysight Technologies
    N3300
    Yes
    -
    0-150 V
    0-30 A
    -
    0-250 W
    -
    -
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EL 9000 B HP
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 80 V
    0 → 85 A
    0.08 → 30 Ω
    0 → 1200 W
    -
    2 U
    BK Precision
    MDL4U
    Programmable
    -
    80 V
    120 A
    10 → 7500 Ω
    600 W
    -
    4 U
    Keithley
    2380
    Programmable
    -
    0.1 → 500 V
    0 → 15 A
    10 → 7500Ω
    0 → 200 W
    -
    2 U
    BK Precision
    MDL4U
    Programmable
    -
    80 V
    45 A
    10 → 7500 Ω
    300 W
    -
    4 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EA-ELR 10000
    Electronic Load Regenerative
    -
    0 → 360 V
    0 → 15 A
    0,8 → 1600 Ω
    0 → 1500 W
    94.5%
    2 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EA-EL 9000 B
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 80 V
    0 → 170 A
    0.04 → 15 Ω
    0 → 2400 W
    -
    3 U
    BK Precision
    MDL4U
    Programmable
    -
    500 V
    30 A
    10 → 7500 Ω
    500 W
    -
    4 U
    BK Precision
    8600
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 500 V
    0 → 30 A
    10 → 7500 Ω
    0 → 750 W
    <lteq/>95 %
    3 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EA-EL 9000 B
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 750 V
    0 → 20 A
    3.5 → 1100 Ω
    0 → 1200 W
    -
    3 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EA-EL 9000 B
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 500 V
    0 → 30 A
    1.5 → 500 Ω
    0 → 1200 W
    -
    3 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EA-EL 9000 B
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 360 V
    0 → 40 A
    0.8 → 270 Ω
    0 → 1800 W
    -
    3 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EL 9000 B HP
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 360 V
    0 → 20 A
    1.4 → 600 Ω
    0 → 900 W
    -
    2 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EA-EL 9000 B
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 200 V
    0 → 70 A
    0.25 → 85 Ω
    0 → 2000 W
    -
    3 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EL 9000 B HP
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 500 V
    0 → 15 A
    2.5 → 1200 Ω
    0 → 600 W
    -
    2 U
    EA Elektro-Automatik
    EL 9000 B HP
    Programmable
    -
    0 → 750 V
    0 → 10 A
    6 → 2500 Ω
    0 → 600 W
    -
    2 U
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