Difference between revisions of "Re:Load2 DC Load"
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== Key features == | == Key features == | ||
| − | * Operates from 3.3 to 40 volts | + | * Operates from 3.3 to 40 volts |
| + | ** My build has 9V power input due to Volts/amps displays | ||
| + | ** Board itself can be powered by the device under test. | ||
* Consumes from 0 to 3 amps, adjustable through a potentiometer. | * Consumes from 0 to 3 amps, adjustable through a potentiometer. | ||
* Dissipates up to 12 watts at room temperature. | * Dissipates up to 12 watts at room temperature. | ||
| + | ** Heat sink gets very hot at 5W | ||
* Virtually indestructible! | * Virtually indestructible! | ||
* Test points for measuring the current being consumed with a voltmeter. | * Test points for measuring the current being consumed with a voltmeter. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:05, 5 August 2021
Re:load 2 by Arachnid Labs
Key features
- Operates from 3.3 to 40 volts
- My build has 9V power input due to Volts/amps displays
- Board itself can be powered by the device under test.
- Consumes from 0 to 3 amps, adjustable through a potentiometer.
- Dissipates up to 12 watts at room temperature.
- Heat sink gets very hot at 5W
- Virtually indestructible!
- Test points for measuring the current being consumed with a voltmeter.
- Optional external power mode allows you to use Re:load down to 0v.
- Binding posts for banana jacks and loose wires or crocodile clips.
- Configurable potentiometer direction allows you to mount the potentiometer on either side for flexible enclosure options.
