How My Electronic Load Is Made
Hi everyone, in today's video, we'll see together how my electronic load is made, how I built it, and how it works.
This isn't an unboxing; I like to build my own lab instruments whenever possible, and I built this one 15 years ago.
Today, I'll tell you how I came up with the idea of building this instrument myself, rather than buying one ready-made, and how simple it is to use, a feature that is the basis of its robustness.
Come on, come and see it...
0:00 Introduction
0:16 Phase 2_The origins of the project
0:50 Phase 3_Some views of the project
01:13 Phase 4_Deciding on the specifications
01:39 Phase 5_The two fundamental blocks
02:15 Phase 6_Let's look at the wiring diagram in detail
03:27 Phase 7_The variable load on two automatically switched levels
04:54 Phase 8_Top and bottom layers of the control board
06:54 Phase 9_Top and bottom layers of the power board
07:32 Phase 10_Let's explore the inside of the electronic load
08:11 Phase 11_Some curiosities about its construction
09:10 Phase 12_Aerial view
10:33 Phase 13_Closing the instrument and reflections on future upgrades
11:44 Conclusion
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The information and procedures shown are based on my personal knowledge and experience and are presented "as is." I cannot guarantee that this information is always up-to-date, accurate, or complete. Creating electronic and CNC projects involves significant risks, including, but not limited to, personal injury, damage to equipment, and loss of data.
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Giuseppe from Electronic & CNC Lab
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