Electronic Load

An electronic load is a device that is used to simulate a resistive load in an electronic circuit, allowing the performance of the circuit to be tested and evaluated. Electronic loads are commonly used in the development and testing of power supplies, batteries, and other devices that produce or store electrical power. They are typically capable of providing a variable load current and voltage, allowing the user to simulate a wide range of load conditions. Some electronic loads also have additional features, such as the ability to simulate power loss or load transients, which can be useful for testing the performance of a circuit under more challenging conditions.