In this post, I want to share a subjective and perhaps picky view about the LRS-200, and LRS-350 sources as a person, a user, not as a professional.
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Continue reading →RSP-150-24 is a 150W single output enclosed type AC/DC power supply. This series operates for 85~264VAC input voltage and offers the models with the DC output mostly demanded from the industry.
Continue reading →We teardown and tested in different modes LRS-75-24 power supply from Mean Well. It's a 75W single-output enclosed power supply with a low-profile 1 1/5" design. The device has extremely low no-load power consumption (less than 0.3W).
Continue reading →This simple and inexpensive unit will help test various devices; with it, one can determine the power factor of the AC grid draw, power-on and power-off times, etc.
Continue reading →We teardown and tested in different modes RSP-320-24 power supply from Mean Well. It's a 24-volt power supply with a maximum current of 13.4 amps. The supported mains voltage is from 88 to 264 volts without an additional switch.
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Continue reading →We teardown and tested in different modes LRS-150-24 power supply from Mean Well. It's a 150W single-output enclosed-type power supply with a 1 3/16" low-profile design. Adopting the input of 115VAC, the power supply provides an output voltage line of 24V DC.
Continue reading →Teardown/test of a power supply from a well-known manufacturer. Manufacturing quality, circuitry, output voltage quality, waveforms.
Continue reading →A teardown / review of a well-known power supply with wireless control. Manufacturing quality, circuitry, output voltage quality, waveforms.
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