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3D printed DPS5005 lab power supply. USB controlled with python (code and stl in description)

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Channel: Gigawipf · 2017 · Science & Technology

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I want to show you my recently finished lab power supply based on the popular Ruideng dps5005 module.
The case is 3D printed and everything fits inside. 
I am using it for a few weeks now and apart from the very noisy fan i had laying around it is very handy and i probably wouldn't change anything if i had to make one again.

As you probably guessed i am not a fan of talking in videos. But i hope it gives you a quick overview about this project :)

This is not a review, there are many reviews for the dps modules but most of them don't mention the official "control software" which needs a huge national instruments framework with dozen of services just to set a voltage... seriously.

So i wrote a little python library to make simple automated measurements and maybe someone has the time to even write a gui for these modules.

Python example: https://github.com/Ultrawipf/pydps
Case Model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2694980
DPS5005 communication version: http://bit.ly/2AxIugl

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