PEL-2000A Series User Manual 
50 
Remote (Sense) Connection 
 
The electronic load modules have two voltage 
sense contacts: Vsense +, Vsense -. Voltage sense 
can be used to help compensate for long cable 
length. The longer the cable, the higher the 
potential resistance and inductance, therefore a 
short cable is best. Twisting the cable can help 
reduce induced inductance and using the Vsense 
terminals compensates the voltage drop seen 
across the load leads, especially leads with higher 
resistance. This is useful when used in CV, CR or 
CP mode.  
Vsense + must have a higher potential than Vsense -. 
The diagram below shows how a DUT can be 
connected using voltage sense. Note that the sense 
wires are also twisted pairs. 
Single Channel 
Load Module
-
-
+
+
Twisted 
Pair
Twisted 
Pair
+
+
-
-
DUT
-
+
The wire gauge for the sense wires should be no 
smaller than 16 gauge.  
The voltage sense terminals must use a wire 
gauge of 16 to 14 (Diameter 1.29mm ~ 1.63mm). 
Remote Sense 
Terminal 
connection 
The voltage sense terminals use a screw-less 
clamp connector. The clamp must be opened prior 
to inserting a wire. Use a small screwdriver to 
push the clamp release mechanism. Insert both 
wires then release the clamp mechanism.