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ashraf
Joined: 23 Oct 2003 Posts: 2
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27 Oct 2003 11:50 Electronic Load |
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| I need urgently a schematic diagram and part list of 2000 W of Electronic Load and also for variable Electronic Load 20,000W
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E-design
Joined: 01 Jun 2002 Posts: 947 Helped: 68
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27 Oct 2003 16:55 Re: Electronic Load |
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Hi
I custom designed one that can handle 2500W, 50V @ 50A about 2 years ago for a company to test aviation equipment on 48V. Will look if I can find the old drawings I had. This was variable from about 2-50V, 0.1A - 50
The important thing at these power levels is heatsinking. I used a massive, very high efficiency forced cooled sink with about 25 IRF1010 mounted on it. I also incorporated safety features like reverse voltage, over-current, over temp, over-volt protection. Because these power fets operate in a linear mode they get hot fast at full power.
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flatulent
Joined: 19 Jul 2002 Posts: 4875 Helped: 324 Location: Middle Earth
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27 Oct 2003 17:37 Re: Electronic Load |
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At low voltages, water cooling can help. You put the heat sink with the transistors in a vat of water or insulating liquid. This rapidly removes the heat from the transistors and transfers it to the outer surface of the liquid container. For short time periods, the temperature rise of the water will take care of the heat removal.
If this is used in a fixed location, you can circulate the water by putting new water in from the city water supply faucet and remove an equal amount of water into the city sewer connection.
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E-design
Joined: 01 Jun 2002 Posts: 947 Helped: 68
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27 Oct 2003 18:33 Re: Electronic Load |
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| Yes, at the higher power levels one should try using water cooled sinks as there are more companies making them now.
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jackrs
Joined: 18 Apr 2003 Posts: 68 Location: Dark side of the moon.
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28 Oct 2003 0:17 Re: Electronic Load |
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Hi ashraf
Try this link h*tt*p://www.webx.dk/oz2cpu/radios/dc-load.htm
Maybe this idea help you...
jackrs
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