Analog Control Function

In smart grid research, the grid simulator serves as a core hardware device. By adjusting its output, it can simulate various load changes on a real power grid, allowing observation and evaluation of how connected equipment responds to these changes, so that corresponding improvements can be made. This requires the grid simulator to have strong voltage and frequency control capabilities, support intelligent bidirectional power flow, and flexibly accept external control commands in real time. The Sequoia Series products are four‑quadrant source/sink simulators, featuring power supply mode, grid simulator mode, and electronic load mode – precise, stable, and rich in functions. The Sequoia Series products come standard with multiple digital communication interfaces and support analog control functions, which can proportionally amplify external analog signals to provide real‑time power input and output, perfectly meeting test requirements.