The N.H. Research S6K is a DC electronic load module engineered to test DC power supplies in laboratory and industrial environments. Operating across -80V to 0V with 12A capacity and 400W maximum power handling, this module delivers precise voltage, current, and power measurements for automated test environments. The S6K integrates into the modular N.H. Research chassis architecture, enabling users to configure scalable test systems for single or multi-output device characterization, production testing, and failure analysis.
Technical Specifications
• Voltage Range: -80V to 0V (DC)
• Current Capacity: 12A (DC maximum)
• Power Rating: 400W (maximum)
• Operating Modes: Constant current (CC), constant voltage (CV), and constant power (CP)
• Measurement Resolution: 1 MS/sec sampling rate for dynamic transient analysis
• Programmable Control: Macro recording up to 100 steps for complex load profiles
• Communication: Ethernet (TCP/IP) with remote control via standard programming interfaces
• Protection: Over-voltage, over-current, over-power, reverse-voltage, and internal over-temperature protection
– Key Features
• Integrated digital measurement system for voltage, current, and power parameters
• Waveform capture and analysis capabilities for transient response testing
• Macro-based automation supports rapid test sequence development
• Interactive control and detailed reporting functionality
• Fault tolerance and comprehensive protection architecture
– Typical Applications
• DC power supply characterization and validation
• Telecom rectifier and power conversion device testing
• Fuel cell and battery load simulation
• High-volume production test environments
• Engineering characterization and return analysis
– Compatibility & Integration
The S6K module functions as a component within the N.H. Research S600 series modular chassis ecosystem. This architecture supports multi-slot configurations, allowing users to combine multiple S6K units with other modules to create tailored test systems matching specific voltage, current, or application requirements.
