Lascar - Lascar PSU 130 x 9 CMD23 Benchtop Power Supply

Applications & Use Cases

• Powering and testing electronic circuits in research and development laboratories.
• Providing stable DC voltage for educational purposes in universities and colleges.
• Benchtop testing and prototyping of electronic components and small assemblies.
• Calibration and repair of low-power electronic devices.
• General-purpose power source for various light industrial and technical applications.

Typical Specifications

Typical Output Voltage Range

For this class of equipment, an adjustable DC output from approximately 1.5 V to 30 V is commonly found.

Typical Output Current

Units of this type typically offer a maximum output current of around 1 A.

Power Supply Input

Commonly, these units accept a wide input voltage range, such as 100-240 VAC, 47-63 Hz, suitable for various mains supplies.

Safety Features

Benchtop power supplies typically include built-in over-voltage, over-current, and short-circuit protection.

Display

A digital display for voltage and current is a standard feature on units of this type, often backlit for clarity.

Output Terminals

4 mm safety terminals are commonly used for output connections on benchtop power supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a benchtop power supply used for?

  A benchtop power supply provides a stable and adjustable DC voltage and current for powering and testing electronic circuits, components, and small devices in laboratory, educational, and light industrial settings.

• What does 'single-output' mean?

• Is this unit suitable for high-power applications?

• What kind of protection features should I expect?

• Can I use this for charging batteries?