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| Siglent SDL1030X vs. Rigol DL3031A - Which is better? |
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| TBS:
Hello everyone, I would like to ask professionals about which DC load to buy. I am deciding between: Siglent SDL1030X-E (or SDL1030X) and Rigol DL3031 (or DL3031A) Seems like the Siglent is newer, but they have pretty much the same stats and I am not sure which is better to invest money in. Thx |
| BillB:
The SDL1030X-E is so new I don't think anyone has reviewed one yet. However, functionally it is probably just about the same as the SDL1020X-E which has had some hands-on here: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/siglent-sdl1000xsdl1000x-e-electronic-load/ |
| TBS:
Thx for the info. I was hoping for something like "you definitely want Rigol or Siglent because ..." :D |
| BillB:
--- Quote from: TBS on June 30, 2019, 02:23:31 pm ---Thx for the info. I was hoping for something like "you definitely want Rigol or Siglent because ..." :D --- End quote --- Be careful what you wish for. That phrase is like a little drop of blood, and this forum is an ocean of hungry sharks. ;D |
| nctnico:
--- Quote from: TBS on June 30, 2019, 02:23:31 pm ---Thx for the info. I was hoping for something like "you definitely want Rigol or Siglent because ..." :D --- End quote --- What do you require? There are more expensive loads and there are cheaper loads. And then there is also Ebay with lots of used DC loads from HP/Agilent and Transistor Devices. Depending on what your budget is you might want to look at GW Instek as well. Their newer PEL-3000 series DC loads appearantly have hardware control loops just like the high end DC loads. Prepare yourself for a much higher price but the control loop performance is also much better compared to the more simple low cost DC loads. |
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