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DC electronic load MP710773 request for information

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Dear Friends,

Hello, hope everyone is fine. 

I am interested in the DC electronic load MP710773 and I would like to ask the following, if anyone could assist.

 

  1. I cannot find any information on the technical files for the data that it can export: Voltage, Current, Battery capacity ?
  2. Does it come with its own software environment in order to store the results or it exports a CSV file?
  3. What exactly is the U disk

Thanking you All in advance,

Best regards.

Ioannis

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    As far as I can tell, this is a rebadged Korad KEL2000-series electronic load, specifically the KEL2030. A couple of other vendors rebadge the same unit as well. You may wish to contact Korad directly for technical questions, as they should know best, but you might find it difficult to get a good answer from them. You might want to download the KEL2030 bundle from their site here to see what information/software/drivers are provided: https://www.koradtechnology.com/Service.html#c_portalResCompanyFile_list-16495041742074581-1

    Nevertheless, as an electronic load, it should be able to log Voltage, Current for each time-step. Some loads have battery test modes to automatically stop discharging at a set voltage point and report the discharge capacity/energy.

    I don't know that it comes with software that can be used "in production". Perhaps there may be some example software or utility tools - I don't know as the download is rather slow and I'm on a bandwidth quota. It's most likely a SCPI-compliant device that can be remote controlled using SCPI commands. If you want it to run certain test sequences, you will need to command it to do so, and query it for results, just like any other SCPI-based test instrument.

    U-disk is short for USB flash disk - it refers to the ability of the unit to support a USB flash drive to be plugged into the host-port (USB-A) on the front panel for saving (and sometimes loading) of data - usually this means logging to a text file and/or screenshots.

    - Gough

  • 0 in reply to Gough Lui

    Thank you for your detailed answer. I will try the links you've proposed.

    Best regards.