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benchtop psu amps

Soulkeeper

Diamond Member
I'm looking at some adjustable benchtop regulated power supplies and i'm a bit confused.
http://www.mastechpowersupply.com/v...ver-voltage-over-current-protection-p154.html

This unit lists as having 0-50v and 0-20A for the output.

http://www.mastechpowersupply.com/volteq-power-supply-hy10010ex-100v-10a-for-plating-anodizing.html

This one lists as having 0-100v and 0-10A.

Does this mean they are both 1000W units for their max setting at any voltage in their range ?
Or are they both limited to their maximum amp setting at any voltage in their range ?

thanks
 
I couldn't find a datasheet for either to be sure, but the rated current should be the maximum it can output at any voltage. Some PSUs may be power-limited, so they can't output maximum current and voltage at the same time, but those two state that they can.
 
I did the live chat on that website and they responded with "it's not a wattage limited device" so apparently the amp limit applies to all voltages within the range.
 
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