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Adjustable power supplies, sometimes also referred to as laboratory power supplies, can be set up to output various currents or voltages within their specification. Some supplies can only be set to a given voltage, while others can also limit the current to a maximum value.  
Adjustable power supplies, sometimes also referred to as laboratory power supplies, can be set up to output various currents or voltages within their specification. Some supplies can only be set to a given voltage, while others can also limit the current to a maximum value.  
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** regulated power supply with max 30V/5A output
** adjustment in 10 mV or 1 mA steps
 
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Latest revision as of 22:07, 4 February 2024

Power supplies are an essential tool for working with electronics [citation needed]. They come in various different shapes and sizes reaching from "wall warts", usually with a fixed voltage, to adjustable laboratory supplies. For usage it is important to know the specifications of the supply e.g. the maximum current and voltage output. For the most part power supplies output DC; for AC have a look at a transformer.

Adjustable Power Supplies

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Adjustable Power Supply

Synonyms: DE: Labornetzteil
Access Requirements: Read the Wiki Page
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Adjustable power supplies, sometimes also referred to as laboratory power supplies, can be set up to output various currents or voltages within their specification. Some supplies can only be set to a given voltage, while others can also limit the current to a maximum value.

They are normally used for powering electronic circuits as they can output a broad range of voltages and can protect circuits from too high currents trough a current limit. Most laboratory supplies have isolated outputs meaning they are not referenced to ground. This allows for combining multiple supplies (in series or in parallel) to increase voltage of current and avoid shorts while working on grounded devices. To check whether a supply is isolated, take a look at the outputs. If there is, besides the positive and negative, a third (usually green) terminal then the supply is isolated. This third terminal is directly connected to ground, so in order to reference the supply to ground connect one of the outputs to it. Have a look at the manual in case something isn't clear or ask one of the tutors for the Electronics Room.




KORAD KA3005(1)

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KORAD KA3005(1)

Type: Lab Power Supplies
Location: Electronics Area
Access Requirements: Read the Wiki Page
Status: Broken
Manual: cdn-reichelt.de
Tutors:




The Korad KA3005D is a digitally controlled linear DC power supply offering precise voltage and current regulation.​

Key Features:

  • Output Voltage: 1–30 V DC
  • Output Current: 0–5 A
  • Power Output: 150 W
  • adjustment in 10 mV or 1 mA steps


KORAD KA3005(2)

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KORAD KA3005(2)

Type: Lab Power Supplies
Location: Electronics Area
Access Requirements: Read the Wiki Page
Status: Working
Manual: cdn-reichelt.de
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The Korad KA3005D is a digitally controlled linear DC power supply offering precise voltage and current regulation.​

Key Features:

  • Output Voltage: 1–30 V DC
  • Output Current: 0–5 A
  • Power Output: 150 W
  • adjustment in 10 mV or 1 mA steps


RND 320-KD3005D

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RND 320-KD3005D

Synonyms: DE: Labornetzteil
Type: Lab Power Supplies
Location: Electronics Area
Access Requirements: Read the Wiki Page
Status: Working
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Key Features:

  • Output Voltage: 1–30 V DC
  • Output Current: 0–5 A
  • Power Output: 150 W
  • adjustment in 10 mV or 1 mA steps



Voltcraft HPS-13015

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Voltcraft HPS-13015

Synonyms: DE: Labornetzteil
Type: Lab Power Supplies
Location: Electronics Area
Access Requirements: Read the Wiki Page
Status: Working
Manual: conrad.com
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The Voltcraft HPS-13015 is a compact, high-performance laboratory power supply.

Key Features:

  • Output Voltage: 1–30 V DC
  • Output Current: 0–15 A
  • Power Output: 450 W



Voltcraft LPS1305

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Voltcraft LPS1305

Synonyms: DE: Labornetzteil
Type: Lab Power Supplies
Location: Electronics Area
Access Requirements: Read the Wiki Page
Status: Working
Manual: Conrad Produktinfo
Tutors:



The Voltcraft LPS1305 is a linear, electronically stabilized laboratory power supply.

Key Features:

  • Output Voltage: 0–30 V DC
  • Output Current: 0–5 A
  • Maximum Output Power: 150 W