‘Tis the season for dropping hints on what new doodads would make a hacker happy, and we have to admit to doing a little virtual window shopping ourselves. And as a decent bench power supply is on our ...

Here is a nice hack you may find very useful if you have a cheaper bench power supply that supports constant current limit protection (CC mode) and the only way to set or check your max current limit ...

Although variable dc power supplies might appear to be relatively simple instruments, engineers rely on them to deliver stable, precise, and clean voltages and currents, regardless of the load. To ...

Bring your electronics to Floor 3 of Sears think[box]. Once here, tell a member of our think[box] staff what you need for your project and we will help you set up the bench power supply. A range of ...

Power supplies are among the most popular pieces of electronic test equipment. This isn’t surprising, as controlled electrical energy is used in a tremendous number of ways. The term “bench” or ...

Today’s power supplies do more than deliver clean and stable dc power on daily basis—they provide advanced capabilities that can save you time and money. Bench power supplies come in all shapes and ...

Power supplies are commonplace on today's service and engineering benches and are one of the most commonly used pieces of equipment on home hobbyist and experimenter's workbenches. Actually one of the ...

The first instrument which comes to the mind of most engineers when it comes to testing a new board is an oscilloscope. While that will help to assess many aspects of the board’s performance, it’s not ...

“Supplino is a Quick & Dirty PSU (Power Supply Unit) made with some widely available breakout boards, an Arduino Nano (or an Arduino Nano Every) and a graphical LCD. Power output is given by a DC/DC ...

Makers looking to create bench power supply is with multiple voltage outputs may be interested in a new ATX Breakout Board which supports all PC power supplies. Check out the demonstration video below ...

I'm looking for a power supply to do benchtop testing of automotive components. Ideally I'm looking for 110/120V input and 12-13.8V @ 15-20A output. This is going to be mounted inside a hutch on a ...