I designed the supply some time ago and have been building it in my spare time. Now it's slowly getting to the final shape. Electronics is completed and some dynamic tests look promising. The only thing left is the firmware. The majority of it works so it's only the extra features, ergonomics, safety and so on. Later I'll do a full teardown/demo of the supply so the video below can act as a sneak peek.
31 January 2017
Programmable Power Supply - controlling via iOS (proof of concept)
Testing basic iOS application written in Swift to communicate with my power supply. The supply isn't finished completely yet but the only thing left is its firmware. So now it's a good time for these kinds of tests.
I designed the supply some time ago and have been building it in my spare time. Now it's slowly getting to the final shape. Electronics is completed and some dynamic tests look promising. The only thing left is the firmware. The majority of it works so it's only the extra features, ergonomics, safety and so on. Later I'll do a full teardown/demo of the supply so the video below can act as a sneak peek.
I designed the supply some time ago and have been building it in my spare time. Now it's slowly getting to the final shape. Electronics is completed and some dynamic tests look promising. The only thing left is the firmware. The majority of it works so it's only the extra features, ergonomics, safety and so on. Later I'll do a full teardown/demo of the supply so the video below can act as a sneak peek.
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