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PEL-60-60-10 - Physical Instruments

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TRANSIENT MODE<br />

AMETEK’s Programmable Electronic Load can facilitate testing sources and load simulation through the use<br />

of its internal transient generator. This transient capability allows the user to determine operating specifications<br />

for instruments such as a power supply. This capability also allows for pulse-charging a battery and for<br />

simulating battery drain.<br />

LOCAL TRANSIENT OPERATION<br />

LCL Operation:<br />

From keypad, press the “Utility/Local” key. Use and “Enter” keys to select<br />

the following submenus:<br />

UTILITY/LOCAL→GPIB→TRANSIENT MODE→CONTINUOUS<br />

→STEPPING<br />

→PULSE<br />

→TOGGLE<br />

CONTINUOUS MODE<br />

In continuous mode, the <strong>PEL</strong> input switches between 2 user defined levels; main and transient. The duty cycle<br />

and frequency is user defined.<br />

i<br />

i<br />

Transient<br />

Level<br />

Main<br />

Level<br />

Typical application: Testing the Load Regulation (Effect) of a power Supply, defined as the voltage change in<br />

dc output due to a change in load current from minimal resistance (closed circuit) to maximum resistance (open<br />

circuit). The <strong>PEL</strong> Load can be programmed to switch between any two current levels.<br />

LCL Operation:<br />

• From keypad select operating mode (CC, CV, CR, CP)<br />

• Select transient operation for continuous mode.<br />

• Set MAIN and TRANSIENT levels by pressing the “MAIN” and “TRANS” keys.<br />

• Set the duty cycle and frequency by pressing the “Function” key and selecting the DUTY<br />

and FREQUENCY submenus. The duty cycle can be set from 2% to 98% and the frequency<br />

from 0.1Hz to 20 KHz.<br />

• To begin the transient operation, turn on the input and press the “TR ON/OFF. The LCD<br />

will display “ON TR”.<br />

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