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Optimize Workflows with a Programmable Power Supply

A programmable power supply delivers precise, adjustable voltage and current with automated control for circuit testing, validation, and production. With advanced programmability and remote operation, it ensures accurate, repeatable measurements in R&D, manufacturing, and automated test environments. Watch the video to see how it enhances your testing workflow.

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Two versions of the Keithley 2260B Series: High-Performance, Programmable Power Supply

Keithley 2260B Series: High-Performance, Programmable

Power your tests with programmable voltage and current control in a compact benchtop design. With high accuracy, remote operation, and advanced sequencing, it’s built for automation and precision.

  • Wide Power Range – Up to 800W total
  • Programmable Control – Custom voltage and current profiles
  • Remote Operation – Ethernet, USB, and GPIB connectivity
  • Compact & Versatile – Ideal for R&D and automated testing

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How Engineers Use Programmable Power Supplies

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Automated Test and Validation

A programmable power supply integrates seamlessly into automated test setups, enabling engineers to run complex voltage sweeps, stress tests, and device characterization with precision and efficiency. Remote control and scripting capabilities reduce manual intervention and improve throughput.

Power Cycling and Stress Testing

With automated sequencing, a programmable power supply can simulate real-world conditions by cycling power, adjusting voltage profiles, and testing device limits. This is essential for reliability testing in industries like automotive, aerospace, and consumer electronics.

An engineer adjusting settings on an instrument cluster of Tektronix bench testing equipment.
Hands holding a phone with question marks and data graphics indicating the device is being tested

Battery Simulation for Device Testing

By mimicking real battery discharge profiles, a programmable power supply enables engineers to test battery-powered devices under controlled conditions. This ensures accurate performance evaluation for IoT devices, wearables, and portable electronics.

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Programmable Power Supply FAQs

Can a programmable power supply be used for battery simulation?

Yes, many models include battery simulation features, allowing engineers to test battery-powered devices under real-world charge and discharge conditions.

How does a programmable power supply improve testing efficiency?

It automates test sequences, reduces manual adjustments, and enables precise voltage and current control, improving consistency and repeatability in testing.

What industries benefit from programmable power supplies?

Industries like automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics, medical devices, and telecommunications use programmable power supplies for automated testing, validation, and production.

What is a programmable power supply used for?

A programmable power supply provides adjustable voltage and current with remote control and automation, making it ideal for R&D, automated testing, and production environments.

What’s the difference between a programmable power supply and a standard power supply?

A standard power supply provides manual voltage and current adjustment, while a programmable power supply allows automated control and remote operation for advanced testing applications.