Benchtop DC Electronic Load
Chroma 63000
250W, 350W
150V Reliable, precision loads primarily designed to test switching power supplies, AC/DC power supplies, power electronic components, adapters, batteries and chargers.
Benchtop, Modular, and High Power
Chroma programmable DC Loads are used for power conversion testing in all markets including automated test systems, LED drivers, power supply testing, battery testing, and fuel cell testing. Chroma AC Loads are designed for testing uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), off-grid inverters, AC sources, and other power devices such as switches, circuit breakers, fuses and connectors.
High Power DC Electronic Loads
Chroma 63200A
High power DC electronic loads designed for testing AC/DC power supplies, batteries and energy storage systems, EV/EVSE, and other power electronics.
Modular DC Electronic Load
Chroma 63600
State-of-the-art design uses DSP technology to simulate non-linear loads using a unique CZ operation mode allowing realistic loading behavior
Modular DC Electronic Load LED Simulator
Chroma 6310/A
Simulate LED characteristics with increased bandwidth to allow for PWM dimming testing; Ideal for the test and evaluation of multi-output AC/DC power supplies, DC/ DC converters, chargers and power electronic components
Programmable AC Electronic Load
Chroma 63800
Simulate a variety of load conditions under high crest factor and varying power factors with real time compensation.
Our Electronic Loads are designed to satisfy both automated test system and laboratory benchtop requirements.
Advantages include:
- Highest accuracy available
- Full current down to 0.4VDC
- CZ mode for turn on capacitive load simulation (up to 50,000uF capacitance emulation)
- User defined waveforms
- Timing measurements for battery testing
- Real time power supply load transient response simulation and Vpk+/- measurement
Electronic Loads Application Notes
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