QDrives , 08-27-2024, 08:53 PM
Controlled as in regulated output. This one does have a regulator.Did you read this:----------Cross Regulation (Dual)(note 4) … Asymmetrical Load 25%/100% ….. ±5.0% max4. For asymmetric loading both channels must be at 25% load or more----------Not that it makes it (very) clear...Does that mean that you should not load asymmetrically below 25%? (which you would do).This is what the FAQ states on site (Q9 https://www.cincon.com/info_en_2.php?id=6915 ):----------Some unregulated converters feature power sharing, where all or some of the load can be taken from just one output pin.Regulated dual output converters regulate the voltage between +Vout and -Vout and allow the common pin to float. (So if a +/-15V is asymmetrically loaded with, say +80%, -20%, then the output voltage difference will stay 30V, but the common pin will drift so that the output voltage will measure +13, -17V, for example). If a balanced output is required with unbalanced load, then use post-regulation to stabilize the outputs.Please see cross regulation specification in datasheet for detail.----------