Laboratory power supplies are power supplies that can be used universally in electronics development, in testing and service, in hobby electronics and training.
Depending on requirements, laboratory power supplies are available in a wide variety of designs with one or more fixed or adjustable voltage limits, fixed or adjustable current limits and for different capacities. Tracking laboratory power supplies can output symmetrical output voltages with different polarity but the same amplitude. Laboratory power supplies always have a regulation, at least for the output voltage, often also for the output current. They can be designed with a mains transformer, rectifier and linear control, or as a switching power supply.
Image | Name | Price | Output Type | Output Frequency | Output Voltage | Current 0 ... 150Vrms L-N | Current 0 ... 300Vrms L-N | Power | Display Resolution F | Display Resolution U | Display Resolution I | Display Resolution P | Voltage Stability | Frequency Stability | Harmonic Distortion | Crest Factor | Digital Communication | External Analog Control U | External Analog Control I | External Analog Control P | Load Regulation U | Load Regulation I | Line Regulation U | Line Regulation I |
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