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2022 ITTSB Project: Triple Rail DC dummy load 330W for ATX PSU testing

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overvolt:

--- Quote from: Kiriakos GR on October 31, 2022, 12:19:19 PM ---Some one might think this project as the poor man testing DC load, I have news for you, analog electronics helped science to build or develop first tools for space technology and to explore outer space.
Now feel free to build or become a maker of your own spaceship.  ;D

--- End quote ---

Do not bother with what others might think.
Very few own such a well organized workshop (mini factory) as you do.
The end-product this is second to none, and it can won an award at any DIY contest.   ;)

Andrew-88:
Therefore combined two DC loads, can do 80Plus efficiency testing up to 900W PSU.  :)
How many more secrets you do have under your sleeve?

 8)

Kiriakos GR:
Thank you both for the delivery of positive energy!

Now I feel satisfied and I can move on.  :)

Kiriakos GR:

--- Quote from: Kiriakos GR on October 31, 2022, 12:19:19 PM ---Both DC load unit combined as one, they can now stress the 12V rail up to 32.27A.
Combined use of loads can stress any computer power supply up to 440.21 VA and or 440.21 DC Watt.

--- End quote ---

Today I have all the answers about how total loading capacity due both loads 440.21 DC Watt., this translate as wattage at input AC Side.
Due the fact that entire DC load this is resistive,  even one low-cost power meter this can measure energy at minimum error.

Resistive load alone = All rails combined 327.41 VA   
Programmable load = 11.5V at 9.0A =  103.5 VA
Total = 430,91 VA
AC side this measured  476.6 Watt ( 235V AC)
AC side this measured  745.1 W   (90V AC)

https://www.ittsb.eu/forum/index.php?topic=1729.msg4740#msg4740

In conclusion, the combined loads at DC side, this is of what exactly required for 750W PSU (at the label) testing.
Especially when testing input voltages at the range 90 ~ 240V AC.
When I did the original design, of Triple Rail DC dummy load , I could not calculate or foreseen, PSU loading behavior at 120V AC and or lower.   

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