![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | ESA Series
High-Power AC Power Supply The ESA Series high-power AC power supply features a modular design with optional functions, delivering highly configurable power solutions, offering flexible output performance and multiple control methods, including communication interfaces and graphical software, to meet diverse testing and power supply requirements. ESA Series is widely used in applications such as new energy testing, power electronics R&D, motor drive systems, industrial manufacturing, and scientific research. |
Configurable output power, voltage, current, and frequency ranges
Master-slave parallel operation for system expansion
Programmable voltage/frequency sequences via GUI with control-
lable slew rates
Optional DC output mode
Built-in soft-start function to suppress inrush current
Custom waveform output (clipped wave, rectified wave)
Optional air-cooling or liquid-cooling configurations
Grid simulator
Regenerative electronic load RLC electronic load
Touchscreen with GUI software LAN and RS485 interfaces
Optional analog I/O interfaces Modbus and SCPI protocol
Remote sense

Four-Quadrant Operation
The "-R" option provides four-quadrant operation, allowing for bidirectional energy flow.
Constant Power Auto-Ranging Output
The ESA Series provides configurable output power, voltage, and current ranges. It operates in a constant power mode, automatically adjusting the voltage and current output within the limits.

Grid Simulator
The ESA Series with the R option functions as a grid simulator via its fourquadrant operation, capable of compliance testing for distributed generation. Key capabilities include simulating voltage and frequency fluctuations, dips, (LVRT/HVRT), three-phase unbalance, and harmonics.
Three-Phase Independent Output
Programmable Voltage/Frequency/Phase Sequences Up to 50th Harmonic Waveform Generation
LVRT/HVRT and continuous fault ride-through Islanding Mode:
RLC load simulation for anti-islanding testing
Programmable Phase Angle Jumps
Current-Limited Output Mode:Supports short-circuit testing at output terminals
TTL Trigger Signal Output:Activates during voltage/frequency transitions
Line lmpedance (RL) Simulation
Programmable Voltage/Frequency/Phase Sequences
The GUI allows precise programming of output parameters including voltage, frequency, slew rates, and phase angles with full independent control over all three phases.

Harmonic & Interharmonic Generation
The ESA Series generates harmonics up to the 50th order and supports interharmonic editing. The GUI software allows precise programming of phase angles and amplitudes, allowing for independent three-phase waveform generation.

High/Low Voltage Ride-through

Re-generative AC Load (-LD option) 1,2
With the -LD option, the ESA Series operates as a regenerative AC load, featuring four operational modes:
Constant Resistance (CR) Mode: Simulates three-phase resistive loads. Users can configure CR mode and set three-phase resistance parameters , enabling resistance sequence simulation.
Constant Current (CC) & Constant Power (CP) Modes: Simulate sinusoidal current loads. Users can adjust load current/power and phase angle (adjustable from90° to -90°), replicating leading/lagging voltage-current phase relationships in inductive/capacitive loads.
Rectifier Load Simulation Mode: Designed for nonlinear rectifier load testing. Users can configure CC/CP modes and set waveform parameters (e.g., Waveform Factor:0–2.121, CF=WF*1.414) .

Extends to Independent DC output (-DC option)
DC output mode is available with the -DC option. The output will be DC and AC 0~100Hz. There is up to 50% output power and current derating below 30Hz.
Line impedance (RL) Simulation (-IMP option)
-IMP option is designed to simulate line impedance by setting R and L value. The setting range is: Rmax=0.2Urated Irated; Lmax:Rmax/314
1. ESA-LD as regenerative eLoad is design for sine waveform input, if the input is not a pure sine waveform, the output current waveform could be distorted. The -LD option must be used in combination with the -R option.
2. When WF=1, the output waveform is a sine wave; when WF<1, the output waveform is a clipped wave; when WF>1, the output waveform is a rectified wave.
Custom waveform
Custom waveforms including clipped sine wave and rectified wave are available with ESA series. The waveform is programmable by modifying waveform factor. Waveform factor (WF) refers to the ratio of the peak value of a custom waveform to that of standard sine wave. When WF=1, the output waveform is a sine wave; when WF<1, the output waveform is a clipped wave; when WF>1, the output waveform is a rectified wave.This function is available in CV mode when ESA is used as source, and also in rectifier mode when ESA is used as eLoad.

Island mode for IEC 62116 anti-island test(-62116 Option)3
Island mode of ESA simulates RLC load behavior for anti-island test. Two simulation modes are provided, which are setting parameters of PAC, QAC, PEUT and QL in mode 1, and setting R, L, C Value in mode 2.

Graphical User Interface
GUI software is installed in front touch panel, which uses Windows OS. The software provides following functions:
-Output settings and limits
-Sequence output settings
-Generate harmonic and inter-harmonic waveforms.
-Display measurements: voltage, current, power, etc.
-Capture, display and save output voltage and current waveforms. -Display power source faults

3. ESA-62116 can only simulate RLC load for sine waveform, 50/60Hz input.
-232 RS232 program interface
-ATI Analog control interface (0~5V)
-LD Regenerative AC load function
-R Regenerative mode
-DC Extend to Independent DC output (&-1P 3-ph output DC in parallel)
-1P Add single phase output
-IMP Line impedance (RL) simulation
-MS Master-Slave interface
-W Use water-cooling
-TR Change to transformer output topology
-62116 Island mode for lEC 62116 anti-island test
-HFXXX AC output frequency extended to XXXHz (only for CV mode)
-FHR Frequency resolution 0.005Hz (max frequency: 70Hz)
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