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5.10 Varying Internal Output Resistance
Function
Internal resistance at the output is equal to practically 0 Ω in the
voltage regulating mode.
Internal resistance can be increased at the output for some
applications, e.g. for the simulation of long power leads or weak
automotive batteries.
The selected (open-circuit) output voltage drops proportionately
as load increases (see figure 5.10 a).
Figure 5.10 a Output Voltage Relative to Load
Standardization
The standardized curve shown in figure 5.10 applies to all
device types.
It is plain to see from the characteristic curve, which internal
output resistance R
i
results from which control resistance R
ext
.
R
i
= R
imax
display value
Connection
Wire the analog interface in accordance with figure 5.10 c.
When wired as shown, the following relationship of internal
resistance R
i
to control resistance R
ext
applies:
Example: U
nom
= 40 V, I
nom
= 6 A, R
i
is 0.5 Ω
===> R
ext
= 376 kΩ
Figure 5.10 c Wiring for Varying Internal Resistance
Tab le of R
imax
Values for all device types
Figure 5.10 b Standardized curve for the determination of internal output resistance based upon a predefined control resistance
U
nom
I
nom
U/V
I/A
ISET
USET
0
R
L
R
L
R
i
m
a
x
@
R
e
x
t
=
0
R
i
m
i
n
@
R
e
x
t
=
R
e
x
t
Device Type 120-20 120-40 120-80
R
imax
/ Ω 2.46 8.2 32.8
Device Type 240-20 240-40 240-80 320-32
R
imax
/ Ω 1.23 4.1 16.4 2.19
R
ext
30 kΩ x U
nom
R
i
x I
nom
------------------------------------ 24.4 kΩ=
SLP-KONSTANTER
+SENSE
-OUT
-OUT
-SENSE
Analog Interface
SIG1 OUT
SIG2 OUT
TRG IN –
TRG IN +
+ 15 V
AGND
Uset -
Uset +
Iset +
U-MON
I-MON
+OUT
+OUT
R
ext
Output
Settings
USET = Uset
ISET = Iset
Output ON/OFF
R
load
R
imax
R
i
R
ext
/ Ω
10
10
2
10
3
10
4
10
5
10
6
10
7
10
8
10
-4
10
-3
10
-2
10
-1
1