DC electronic load 8551
programmableRS-232with USB interface

DC electronic load - 8551 - B&K Precision - programmable / RS-232 / with USB interface
DC electronic load - 8551 - B&K Precision - programmable / RS-232 / with USB interface
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Characteristics

Options
DC, programmable
Other characteristics
RS-232, with USB interface
Power

350 W

Voltage

150 V

Current

60 A

Description

The 8550 Series DC electronic loads provide many features and capabilities typically found in performance instruments, at a value price. Capable of sinking 350 W in a compact benchtop form factor, this series is well equipped for testing and evaluating power supplies, DC-DC converters, batteries, battery chargers, and photovoltaic arrays. Configurable list, transient, and automatic test modes offer dynamically changing load conditions for evaluating a variety of DC sources. The dedicated battery discharge mode simplifies battery testing. High power density, up to 350 W in compact 2U half-rack form factor Transient mode up to 20 kHz in CC mode CC/CV/CR/CW operating modes Front panel remote sense List mode programming Automatic test mode Overvoltage (OVP), overcurrent (OCP), Overpower (OPP) protection, remote reverse voltage (RRV), and key-lock function Thermostatically-controlled fans for quiet operation Short-circuit test Configurable battery discharge test CR-LED mode to simulate the loading behavior of typical LEDs Adjustable voltage/current slew rate Operating software and battery test software provided

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