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PEL-60-60-10 - Physical Instruments

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LOCAL SENSE CONFIGURATION<br />

When the Electronic Load is strapped for local sensing, an unavoidable voltage drop is incurred in the load leads and<br />

this adds to the load regulation. Hence, local sensing is usually used in applications where the lead lengths are<br />

relatively short or load regulation is not critical. Local or remote sense can be set by pressing UTILITY key and<br />

then ENTER key to enter Measure Sense option.<br />

To meet safety requirement, load wire size should be large enough to carry electric current of the source to the<br />

Electronic Load without overheating. Stranded, copper wires are recommended. The wires should be large enough<br />

to limit the voltage drop to less than 1V per lead. Refer to Table 2.4 for proper wire size selection. Input wire<br />

connections are made to the "+" and "-" terminals on the rear panel of the Load.<br />

USE THE LARGEST GAUGE AND<br />

SHORTEST LENGTH POSSIBLE<br />

( <strong>PEL</strong> )<br />

DC Power Supply<br />

_<br />

(-)<br />

+<br />

(+)<br />

Input terminals<br />

FIGURE 2.2 LOCAL SENSE CONFIGURATION<br />

WARNING<br />

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To protect personnel against accidental contact with hazardous voltages, ensure that the load, including connections,<br />

have no live parts, which are accessible. Also ensure that the insulation rating of the load wiring and circuitry is<br />

greater than or equal to the maximum input voltage of the electronic load.<br />

WARNING<br />

Never touch the input terminal when your hands are wet. Dry your hands first before operate the instrument.<br />

24 M470030-01 Rev A

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