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Optimize Your Workflow with an ATE Power Supply
An ATE (Automated Test Equipment) power supply delivers precise, programmable power for high-speed production testing, validation, and stress testing. Designed for seamless integration into automated test systems, it ensures accurate, repeatable results while improving test efficiency. Watch the video to learn about EA's Industrial Series can help with your production ATE systems and automated process control systems requiring high power.
Keithley 2260B Series: High-Power ATE Power Supply
Designed for automated test environments, the Keithley 2260B Series delivers up to 800W of programmable power with fast transient response and remote operation for seamless test automation.
- Fast Transient Response – Handles dynamic load changes with precision
- High Efficiency – Reduces power loss in test setups
- Remote Programmability – LAN, USB, and GPIB for seamless ATE integration
- Scalable & Compact – Ideal for production lines and automated systems
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How Engineers Use ATE Power Supplies
High-Speed Production Testing
An ATE power supply delivers fast, programmable power to streamline end-of-line testing, reducing downtime and increasing throughput in automated production environments.
Stress Testing and Device Characterization
With precise voltage and current control, engineers can simulate real-world conditions, perform power cycling, and assess device reliability under extreme operating scenarios.
Seamless Integration into Automated Test Racks
ATE power supplies are designed for automation, offering LAN, USB, and GPIB connectivity to integrate directly with test sequencing software and data acquisition systems.
DC POWER SUPPLY MEASUREMENT TIPS
The 10 Stages of Design
Designing a reliable power supply requires careful planning, precise testing, and the right tools. Our Power Supply Measurement Tips guide walks you through the 10 essential stages of power supply design—from component selection to EMI troubleshooting and final validation. Whether you're optimizing efficiency, ensuring compliance, or troubleshooting issues, these expert insights will help you achieve better performance and faster time to market. And if you're selecting a new power supply, these tips will guide you in making the right choice. Because the best power supply isn’t just about specs—it’s about how you test and refine your design.
