Discover the FNIRSI DPS-150, a versatile and portable CNC DC power supply perfect for electronics enthusiasts, hobbyists, and professionals!
In this video, we unbox and showcase the key features of the DPS-150, highlighting its intuitive design and powerful capabilities. Learn about its tilting LCD screen, various input/output ports, and programmable functions that make it a must-have for your workbench.
Key Features Covered: 0:00 Introduction & Unboxing 0:05 Tilting LCD Screen & Display Modes 0:10 Front Panel Controls & Output Ports 0:23 Power Input Options (USB-C, Micro USB, Barrel Jack) 0:35 Powering On & Display Overview
Why the FNIRSI DPS-150? * Compact & Portable Design * Precise Voltage & Current Control * Multiple Power Input Options for Flexibility * Intuitive Interface with Programmable Outputs
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This video provides an unboxing and detailed walkthrough of the Feneracy DPS150, a versatile step-down converter. The presenter demonstrates the device's hardware interface, power options, and software settings, concluding with a multimeter test to verify the accuracy of the programmable voltage output.
Hello everyone.
Today I'll be unboxing and showcasing the Feneracy DPS150.
The LCD screen tilts 90 degree and shows both numerical reading and graph for monitoring
purposes.
The front facing buttons allows you to navigate and adjust various settings.
These two ports are where the banana plugs are inserted.
This rotating knob is to adjust voltage and current.
This is the power button used to activate the output ports.
On the back, you'll find the micro USB, USB-C and barrel jack ports for powering the unit.
Now, let's connect a USB-C cable and power this unit.
The unit can be powered by a power bank, DC adapter or a PDQC fast charger.
The unit accepts PC, QC and DC inputs, featuring programmable outputs and includes 6 preset
voltages and current settings.
At the top of the screen, the input voltage is shown.
The device is a step-down converter, so it can reduce the input voltage to any lower
voltage of your choice.
On the left, the output voltage, output current and output power are displayed in large text.
While the preset voltage and current appears in smaller text.
On the right, you'll find the energy consumption, the total time the unit has been powered on
and the preset listed at the bottom.
The red stop indicator next to the operating temperature means the unit is in standby mode
and not currently providing any output.
Pressing the button on the right activates the output, at which point stop changes to
run and the banana plug holders light up.
Pressing the double arrow button allows you to adjust the output voltage and current in
real time using the rotatory knob.
Long pressing the double arrow button allows you to toggle between graph and normal mode.
To change a preset, hold the M button, select a preset, set voltage, current and save.
The unit offers 6 preset modes.
Pressing the home button opens the internal configuration menu, where you can adjust settings
like language, theme, brightness, volume, overvoltage, overcurrent, etc.
Let's perform a quick test with a multimeter to verify that the output matches the selected
voltage.
As you can see, the multimeter reads approximately the same voltage as our selected output voltage.
Great!
It works!
