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C.C (Constant Current) Mode of Power Supply

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Hi,
what does C.C (Constant Current) mode of power supply means..when C.C mode is "ON"/Active, the power supply doesn't provide voltage any more as it stays on fixed voltage.
Can any one explain it clear.
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constant current power supply means that this supply will provide a constant current inspite of load variations. this is achieved by automatic adjusting the terminal voltage , so that the current flowing through the load becomes a constant value as R is constant for a particular load.
 

constant current power supply means that this supply will provide a constant current inspite of load variations. this is achieved by automatic adjusting the terminal voltage , so that the current flowing through the load becomes a constant value as R is constant for a particular load.

In my case I have connected 2 Power supplies in series (31V max of each) making 62V total Vin.
at some stage/some times while increasing the Vin after 31V, CC mode LED turns ON and Vin remains constant at 31Vin.The point 2 is marked in attached image whose CC LED turns ON.
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are the two power supplies isolated with each other ?
 

Yes..I have connected in Independent mode.they work independently as separate units.therefore connected in series to increase the Vin to 62V..but why it shifts to CC mode, Its not clear to me.
 

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