Current limiting protects the circuit, and the ripple figure tells the rest · review
A professional triple-output supply with two 32 V, 3.2 A channels, a selectable fixed output, independent, series or parallel modes and a timer.
Op amps and logic often need several voltages.
Series doubles voltage; parallel doubles current.
Only for serious lab work.
| Outputs | 2 × 32 V, 3.2 A; 1 × 2.5/3.3/5 V, 3.2 A |
|---|---|
| Total power | 220 W |
| Modes | Independent, series, parallel |
| Features | Timing output, trend graphs |
| Weight | 17.6 lb |
| Amazon ASIN | B01410O424 |
Three, isolated.
Independent, series and parallel.
8.3/ 10
The professional choice here.
An engineer powering mixed-voltage designs.
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