OngoingElectronic Load - 60W
STDElectronic Load - 60W
License
：MIT License
Description
This is a DIY project aimed at providing a practical, useful and safe electronic load for people interested in electronics. While it is not be the most powerful electronic load available, it is designed to be easy to use and reliable, making it an excellent option for those looking for a DIY electronic load. We develop a HW and SW for complete integration, but you can pick up just one of them. Based in microcontroller ESP32-C3. You can find more info and firmware in my Github: https://github.com/CasamaMaker/eLoad
Features
The Electronic Load - 60W has several features that make it a practical and useful tool, including:
- 25Vdc maximum voltage
- 5A maximum current
- 60W power output (12V/5A, depending on cooling system)
- Based in microcontroller ESP32-C3
- Reverse polarity voltage protection
- Thermal protection to prevent avalanche breakdown due to temperature
- Overcurrent and overvoltage protection
- Adjustable current, voltage and power settings by fisical selector
- Switch to dis/enable load functions
- Easy-to-read display for current, voltage and power monitoring
- Easy-to-configure wifi ssid and psk
- Live graphic on web for current, tension and power monitoring
- Cooling fan output, 12Vdc/0.5A
- It is powered by a typical 5V USB-C power source
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