Power Supplies Selection Guide 

Learn How to Select the Right Power Supply for Your Test Device 

To achieve lower integration costs, better DUT (Device Under Test) protection, longer system uptime, and gain more benefits, selecting the right power supply is crucial.

The most critical criteria for power supply selection include meeting the requirements for maximum power, maximum voltage, and maximum current.

When choosing a power supply suitable for your needs, the primary factors to consider are the input voltage, output voltage, and output power capacity. Typically, you'll have options for input voltage, such as 120–240V single-phase (most common) or 230–480V three-phase. Using the wrong input voltage can lead to power supply failure.

It's essential to consider the installation location of the power supply and who will have access to the panel in the facility.

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Furthermore, a suitable power supply choice is vital to achieve higher system performance, efficiency, product validation, regulatory compliance, and faster time-to-market. It's important to understand that power supplies and systems are not one-size-fits-all solutions, so understanding the specific power requirements of your application is critical for optimal selection. Failure to do so can result in performance losses, cost inefficiencies, delayed production, or development timelines, and suboptimal or non-compliant designs.

However, by adopting a thorough approach to power selection, these issues can be prevented.
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The process of selecting the right power supply involves many trade-offs that can complicate the decision-making process.

To simplify this selection process, this ebook aims to provide insights into modern advancements in power supplies, emphasize the importance of power systems, and guide you toward the right solution based on your application's unique needs.

In the power supply selection guide, we will cover the following topics:

  • The importance of advanced power supplies.
  • How to select the right programmable power supply for your application.
  • A comprehensive list of power supply products that are suitable for your specific application. 

 

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