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Siglent SDL1020X-E Desk Bracket
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Bracket for mounting the Siglent SDL1020X-E (or similar model) underneath a desk. As this electronic load is abnormally
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- Printables
- Category
- Electronics
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This bracket features 4 banana jacks to allow easier connection of loads and for easier access to the rear voltage sense terminals.
Print Settings:
- 0.2mm layers.
- 20% infill
- PETG
- No supports
- But be sure the printing orientation is configured as specified below
- Printing will require overhangs.
Printing:
- Print 3 of eload_corner_bracket.stl
- Place the triangular face on the build surface
- Print 1 of eload_banana_bracket.stl
- The flat surface with the banana plug holes should be placed on the build surface.
Installing:
- Remove the existing rubber bumpers from the electronic load.
- Attach the eload_corner_bracket.stl to 3 of the 4 top corners (all but the front right one) using the same screws used for the rubber bumpers.
- Note: Be careful when inserting screws into the front side screw holes as these screw into internal nuts which aren't fixed in place and may fall out.
- Install 11mm banana plugs into the holes of the eload_banana_bracket.stl piece as shown in the picture.
- Secure the banana plugs from the back of the bracket with hot glue
- Install the banana plug bracket to the electronic load using the previously removed screws
- Re-insert any previously removed screws into remaining holes in the electronic load to prevent the case from sliding off.
- Using 22 AWG solid core wire, attach the back of 2 banana plugs to the rear voltage sense terminals (in the picture, we use the green and blue ones).
- Screw the electronic load to the bottom of a desk using #10-12 x 3/4 inch screws
- It's recommended to first drill a 3mm pilot hole.
- Positioning of the holes doesn't need to be exact as the brackets have some built in ability to move side to side.