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Programmable power supplies

Programmable power for precision applications

When your power supply needs to adapt with your system

Many applications demand more than fixed-output power. Engineers often need to adjust output voltages and currents during development, calibration, production, or normal operation without changing hardware.

Programmable power supplies like the FLXPro series allow designers to configure operating parameters, optimize performance for different operating modes, and remotely control power delivery through digital interfaces. This flexibility reduces development time, simplifies product variants, and enables intelligent system control across a wide range of applications.

Maximizing performance with programmable power

Why choose a programmable power supply

Programmable power supplies give engineers the flexibility to optimize system performance throughout development, production, and operation. Key benefits include:

  • Adjustable output voltage and current through digital control

  • Remote programming and system integration

  • Simplified product configuration and reduced hardware variants

  • Improved efficiency across multiple operating conditions

  • Faster product development and production testing

  • Greater flexibility for changing application requirements

Our range of industry-leading programmable power solutions provide unrivaled flexibility, control and precision across semiconductor manufacturing, medical, and industrial applications.

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Our trusted programmable power supplies

WBQ series

  • 15kV-100kV output voltages and 10kW output power

  • Parallelable up to 100kW+

  • Digital loop, fully adjustable outputs and UI for easy configuration

  • Analog and digital control via CAN, (EtherCAT optional)

HRL30 series

  • Output voltages up to 6kV

  • +24VDC input (22-30V)

  • Compact 76.2 x 38.1 x 18.6mm package

  • 10-100% programmable output voltage and current

  • Voltage and current monitor outputs

HDA1500 series

  • Output voltages from 12V to 400VDC

  • Single phase input 90 to 264VDC

  • 0-105% programmable output voltage & current

  • Digital comms – PMBus, MODBUS, RS485 & ethernet

  • High efficiency – up to 93%

XPInsight intuitive UI

Flexibility and control with programmable power

Programmable power supplies give engineers precise control over output voltage and current, enabling flexible system configuration, easier testing and optimization, and integration with automated systems.

What should I consider when choosing a programmable power supply?

You need to determine the required output voltage, current and power range, as well as regulation, accuracy and response time. Communication interfaces, programming capabilities, protection features, efficiency, cooling method and physical size should also be considered to ensure the power supply meets both current and future application requirements.

How do programmable power supplies simplify system design?

Programmable power supplies allow output voltage and current to be adjusted through digital interfaces rather than hardware modifications. This enables a single power supply platform to support multiple product variants, simplifies system configuration, and reduces inventory complexity.

What are the benefits of programmable power supplies in automated systems?

There are many! Programmable power supplies can be controlled remotely by system controllers, allowing automatic adjustment of operating parameters, improved process control, faster product testing, and easier integration into intelligent manufacturing and industrial automation systems.

Can programmable power supplies be integrated into existing systems?

Yes. Programmable power supplies are designed to integrate into existing systems through interfaces such as LAN, USB, RS-232, RS-485, CAN or analogue control. This allows engineers to remotely configure outputs, monitor performance and automate power sequencing without significant changes to the wider system.