Download Brochure
This AN23600E(F) series is a new programmable high-power DC electronic load developed by Ainuo Instruments, with voltage ratings of 150V/600V/1200V and power ratings of 2kW~60kW. This series of electronic loads is mainly used for testing products in new energy vehicle OBCs, power batteries, charging piles, power electronics, servo/server power supplies, high-voltage UPS, the military industry, photovoltaics, power grid energy storage, aerospace, and other fields. A new generation of digital controller is adopted, with built-in five modes and seven advanced modes, providing a series of tests to meet user programming, automated testing, and other needs.
- High power density, 4U high for 6kW, 13U high for 24kW; compact, light, convenient;
- Precise measurement, accuracy of voltage 0.015%+0.015%F.S., current 0.04%+0.04%F.S. and power 0.1%+0.1%F.S. (unchanged at high temperature);
- Built-in dynamic loading mode, dynamic frequency up to 50kHz, Vpk+/- test;
- Built-in FLEX mode to simulate capacitive load, inductive load, and composite impedance load;
- Wide current range, almost twice as wide as the traditional high-power load with the same capacity;
- Excellent dynamic characteristics, rapid current rise up to 96A/us;
- Built-in constant current (CC), constant voltage (CV), constant resistance (CR), constant power (CP), short circuit simulation, overcurrent protection test, series test, and other functions;
- Complete protection, including overcurrent, overvoltage, overtemperature, reverse connection SENSE protection, etc.;
- Built-in temperature acquisition chip and speed-adjustable fan control;
- Built-in battery mode, suitable for battery integration and timing during discharge test;
- Rich interfaces, including standard RS-232, optional RS-485/LAN/GPIB/CAN, and others.
DC charging pile/vehicle charger, power electronics test
Testing of intelligent manufacturing and industrial motors
Testing of automotive electronics, such as fuses and control boxes
Test of simulated relay load
Test of the server power supply, high voltage UPS, and communication power supply
Battery discharge test
Test of photovoltaic module array, wind power generation dummy load
Test of a simulated energy storage system
Test of DC power supply and power electronic components
High Power Density, Compact, Wide Voltage Range
The AN23600E series load features a wide range of voltage/current input for various testing scenarios, including high current and low voltage, or high voltage and low current. It boasts high power density, half the volume, and one-third the weight of traditional electronic loads.
Basic Mode
Built-in constant voltage (CV), constant current (CC), fixed point group, and constant power (CP) modes to meet various testing requirements.
FLEX Mode - Built-in Complex Impedance Network Power-on Mode
The input filter capacitor in the real load will cause a large inrush current at power-on. The parasitic resistance and inductance of the long internal lead will further distort the loading waveform. So its impedance will be equivalent to a complex impedance network.
The built-in complex impedance (FLEX) mode of the 23600E series is designed to simulate such loads and test the power supply under test's suitability. The four test parameters shown in the figure below are decomposed according to the characteristics of the real load in this mode. After power-on, the load current will follow the set impedance network.
BATY Mode - Dedicated Mode for Battery Test
The AN23600E series load provides three discharge modes for batteries: constant current (CC), constant resistance (CR), and constant power (CP), and can control the loading of the electronic load by setting the voltage threshold and test time (1~100000 seconds) to avoid damage to the battery caused by over-discharge. In addition, it provides discharge level indication.
BATY mode is also available for supercapacitors and other similar discharge tests.
LED Mode - Simulate LED Load Mode
The AN23600E series load has a built-in load mode to simulate an LED, loading as shown in the right figure to simulate the current of LED 0A before it is turned on, and the volt-ampere rise after turn-on. An electronic load is used to simulate the load to avoid light pollution and parameter instability caused by the LED strips and/or resistive loads.
Need Help?
We are here!
