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| Ok to use a serious battery charger as a DUT, for testing an Electronic Load? |
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| Kleinstein:
It should be OK with a proper fuse in between. Its there to protect the charger and shunt in the E-Load in case the MOSFET blows. So maybe less than 10 A would be better - just a littler high than the current the load can stand. It's usually better to have one fuse more in the circuit than needed. |
| t1d:
Kleinstein, thanks for the help! |
| t1d:
I did the test, using the battery charger. I had no problems. I did add the extra in-line fuse. |
| ogden:
--- Quote from: t1d on December 08, 2018, 11:16:19 pm ---I did the test, using the battery charger. I had no problems. I did add the extra in-line fuse. --- End quote --- Why don't you share your results/measurements, if any? Some may be interested in your findings and performance of your load. |
| t1d:
--- Quote from: ogden on December 09, 2018, 12:15:18 am ---Why don't you share your results/measurements, if any? Some may be interested in your findings and performance of your load. --- End quote --- Good suggestion and I did just that, on the e-load thread, listed above. I hope you will join us, there. Thanks! https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/electronic-load-project-ltv171-irfp250-with-kicad-files/ |
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