NEITHER 9265 analog load

Hello

I have a 9265 and I would use its 20 analog output my supply 5V to a load of 2kΩ. In the manual it says that 600 ohms is the maximum, but according to my simplistic understanding of electronics, I guess these means at 20 my (12 V the limit). If I cap the output at 2.5 my (or something less than 6 my), it is safe to use on a charge of 2 kOhm. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you

Jon

Hi Jon,

What you might be trying as possible, I unfortunately can't recommend that you work outside of the specification of the material of 600 Ohms.  Because you want to power the load with 5 volts, have you considered or if you are able to use a voltage rather than a source of current source?

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