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Keithley 2230G-30-3 Triple Channel Bench Power Supply

Featured Variable/Adjustable DC Power Supply

Keithley 2230 Series: Versatile, Programmable

Power your tests with up to 375W across three independent channels in a compact benchtop design. With high accuracy, low noise, and flexible control, it's ideal for demanding applications

  • Multi-Channel Power – Up to 375W total
  • Precision Control – Adjustable voltage & current
  • Low Noise & High Accuracy – Protects sensitive components
  • Compact & Versatile – Perfect for R&D, education, and test labs

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How Engineers Succeed with Tektronix Variable/Adjustable DC Power Supplies

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Precision Power for Your Circuit

Is your test system truly accurate? Beyond datasheet specs, factors like load regulation, remote sensing, and even wiring significantly impact the voltage delivered to your circuit or device. Learn how to properly interpret accuracy specifications and apply techniques like remote sensing to ensure maximum precision in your measurements.

Factors Affecting Accuracy of a Programmable DC Power Supply in a Circuit

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Streamline Your Battery Testing Setup

Simplify battery testing by replacing separate power supplies and loads with one bidirectional unit. Discover how Tektronix's solutions enable seamless charge/discharge test cycles, enhance safety features, and even cut costs via energy regeneration for your advanced battery test needs.

How Bidirectional Programmable DC Power Supplies Make Battery Testing Easier

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Boost Test Automation with Autoranging

Stop swapping power supplies for every device in your automated test system! Watch this video to see how EA's True Autoranging lets one unit cover more DUTs, maximizing flexibility and efficiency for your test automation.

Intro to EA Autoranging

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Expert Tips for DC Power Supply Measurement

The 10 Stages of Design

Designing a reliable power supply requires careful planning, precise testing, and the right tools. Our Power Supply Measurement Tips guide walks you through the 10 essential stages of power supply design—from component selection to EMI troubleshooting and final validation. Whether you're optimizing efficiency, ensuring compliance, or troubleshooting issues, these expert insights will help you achieve better performance and faster time to market. And if you're selecting a new power supply, these tips will guide you in making the right choice. Because the best power supply isn’t just about specs—it’s about how you test and refine your design.


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Optimize Your Workflow with a Variable Power Supply

A variable power supply provides precise, adjustable voltage and current for circuit testing, device validation, and troubleshooting. With clean, stable output and real-time control, it ensures accurate, repeatable measurements in R&D, production, and educational labs. Watch the video to see how it enhances your testing workflow.

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FAQs - Variable Power Supply (Adjustable Power Supply)

Can I use a variable power supply for battery simulation?

Yes, programmable variable power supplies can simulate battery discharge profiles for testing battery-powered devices.

How do I choose the right variable power supply?

Consider voltage and current range, accuracy, output channels, and features like programmability and remote sensing for your specific test requirements.

What is a variable power supply used for?

A variable power supply provides adjustable voltage and current for circuit testing, troubleshooting, and development in R&D, education, and manufacturing.

What’s the difference between a variable power supply and a fixed power supply?

A fixed power supply provides a constant voltage, while a variable power supply allows users to adjust voltage and current for different testing needs.

Why is low noise important in a variable power supply?

Low output noise ensures accurate, interference-free testing, which is essential for sensitive analog and RF circuits.