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4.1.2.3 Shifting from Constant Resistance to Constant Voltage Mode
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Diagram 4.6 Shifting from Constant Resistance to Constant Voltage Mode
By shifting from constant resistance into constant voltage mode, the power supply under test can
avoid damage from a current strike..
From the standard constant current mode, press the
Shift+5(CR+CV)
keys to enter the constant
current shifting to constant voltage mode. When the VFD display shows
CR TO CV VOLT=xxxxxxxxV
it
indicates the current constant voltage value that is set. Press the numeric keys and decimal point key to
enter the constant voltage value desired,and press the
Enter
key to confirm the setting. In this mode, the
load will shift from the constant resistance to the constant voltage set.
If the input state is
OFF
, then the upper right corner of the VFD display will show
OFF
. Press the
On/Off
key to change the input state to
ON
. Then the upper right corner of the VFD display will show either
CR+CV
or
Unreg
.
CR+CV
means the load has been successfully set with the selected constant resistance
value;
Unreg
means the DC Load could not accept the input constant resistance value. Please check that
the power supply under test has been correctly connected and turned on; make sure voltage is normal.
Pressing the Shift+5(CR+CV) keys in sequence while in the loading and unloading constant
resistance mode, will place the DC Load back into the standard constant resistance mode.
4.1.3 Constant Voltage Operation Mode (CV)
In this mode, the DC Electronic Load will attempt to generate sufficient current and synchronize to the
source voltage of the unit under test with the programmed value. Please refer to the Diagram at 4.7. Note:
When the voltage of the power supply under test is less than the voltage value set, or the input current is
beyond the maximum current that the DC load can withstand, the load will be unable to synchronize to the
voltage value set.
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Load input
Voltage
Load current
Volt Set
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Load input
Voltage
Load current
Volt Set
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