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Load Banks for Pulse Operation ? T load

Load Banks for Pulse Operation ? T load

Load Banks for Pulse Operation ? T load

Product catalog summary
Introduction
The document discusses the T-Load series of load banks designed for pulse operation, which have seen increased demand due to their suitability for applications requiring rapid on/off switching. Traditional switches are inadequate for these applications, hence the use of advanced IGBT transistors in T-Load systems.
Specifications
The T-Load systems operate as DC loads using durable steel grid resistors from the HWS and SPR series or MPR series resistance modules. The HWS series offers 45 different resistance elements, each rated at 500 W, allowing for customizable resistance values through parallel and series configurations. The SPR series is optimized for specific applications, while the MPR series is used for high loads in compact forms.
Electronics and Operation
The T-Load systems feature intelligent electronics for rapid load changes using MOSFET power semiconductors, which switch with minimal loss. The systems are primarily designed for DC loads but can be customized for AC loads with an optional rectifier. Integration into computer-controlled test stands is seamless.
Design and Advantages
The load banks are housed in stable sheet steel enclosures with dimensions of 600 cm x 2200 cm x 810 cm. Additional steel cases house the electronics, with each 60 kW load level requiring an additional case. The systems are easily integrated into existing test facilities via terminal strips.
Technical Data
  • Voltage Supply: 3 x 400V/N ±10%
  • Frequency: 50 Hz ± 5%
  • Input Current: Approx. 3 x 3.5A
  • Voltage Load Input: 70 VDC (customizable)
  • Operation Mode: Permanent
  • Ambient Temperature: 0 to +40°C
  • Cooling: Forced
  • Protection Class: IP 20
  • Humidity Class: F acc. DIN 40040
  • Radio Interference: N acc. VDE 0875
  • Weight: Approx. 600kg
  • Varnishing: RAL 7035
  • Classification: DIN, VDE, IEC
  • Type of Load: DC-load (optional AC/DC-load)
Product Range
The T-Load series includes models with varying power capacities and dimensions, ranging from 60 kW to 240 kW, with corresponding increases in size and weight. These systems support pulsed operation, fast load alternations, and are designed for dynamic tests without wear, vibration, or switching noises.
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Product Range www.jovyatlas.de www.jovyatlas.de www.jovyatlas.de Loadbanks for Pulse Operation T-Load The demand for microprocessor-controlled resistance load banks, which are suitable for a pulsed operation, has steadily increased in recent years. The determination pulse load describes loads that can be turned on and off in a very short time. For these applications, conventional switches such as contactors and relays are not suitable. Therefore the systems of our T-Load series are equipped with advanced IGBT transistors. All T-Load systems operate as DC load. The loads in the T-Load are realized with our proven steel grid resistors of the HWS and SPR series or with our resistance modules of series MPR. All these resistive elements are extremely durable and robust. They are made of stainless steel plates, whose composition is specifically created for JOVYATLAS. The grids of the HWS-series are rated 500 W per grid. In this series we produce 45 different resistance elements. By parallel and series switching nearly any resistance values​​can be realized. In the SPR series, the resistor elements are optimized for each respective application and therefore these elements were made order-related in various material thicknesses. Our resistance to the MPR series modules are always used when we want to realize high loads in a compact form. We realize the meander form by welding stamped resistance bands together. Load banks of the T-Load - series can be integrate ideally into computer controlled test stands and existing computer systems. Electronics of the T-Load To perform load changes ​​ quickly and without any loss, we have developed intelligent electronics for the T-Load systems. By opening or closing of the MOSFET power semiconductors via an interface, the load to the test sample is raised or lowered by a fixed amount. A MOSFET power semiconductor switches with virtually no loss and is therefore in a position to perform many shifts in a short time. Conventional power switches are limited in their ability to do this. The T-Load series has been designed for DC loads. Optionally, this series can be fitted out with a rectifier, so that AC loads can be connected, too. Further customization for various applications are available of course. Design and Advantages of T-Load Systems Normally we supply the load banks of the T-Load series in a stable sheet steel housing sized 600 cm x 2200 cm x 810 cm (W x H x D). In two other steel cases the electronics are integrated. Per 60 kW load level a further is needed. All signals to or from external are placed on a terminal strip, so that the T-Load system easily can be integrated into existing test facilities. Leaflet Loadbank for Pulse Operation T-Load 03/2013

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Product Range Rectifiers Loadbanks for Pulse Operation T-Load www.jovyatlas.de www.jovyatlas.de www.jovyatlas.de www.jovyatlas.de Technical Data T-Load voltage supply 3 x 400V/N ±10% frequency 50 Hz ± 5% input current approx. 3 x 3,5A voltage load input 70 VDC (further voltages on request) operation mode permanent operation ambient temperature 0 ...+40°C cooling forced protection class IP 20 humidity class F acc. DIN 40040 radio interference N acc. VDE 0875 weight approx. 600kg varnishing classification type of load RAL 7035 DIN, VDE, IEC DC-load (optional AC/DC-load) optional: active current...

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