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Resistance stabilization (CR)
Resistance stabilization (CR)
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When testing a power supply in this mode, there is current floating through the electronic load linearly proportional to the input voltage in accordance with the preset resistance.
At the same time the use of a combined mode (constant resistance mode changing to direct voltage mode) additionally provides protection to the power supply under test against current surge during the changing process.
This mode is recommended to test power supplies to measure maximum and minimum output current.
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