Laboratory power supply

LPS Series

Precision power and measurement

One instrument that sources, sinks and measures — so a battery, a load step or a full test sequence needs one device on the bench, not three

Explore LPS3010

Transparent concept render of the KS LPS laboratory power supply — Concept render

240 W Output Power 24 V / 10 A · 30 V / 8 A

2-Quadrant Source & Sink operation

6½-Digit Measurement Five current measurement ranges from nA to 10 A

1 MSa/s High‑Speed Acquisition 500 kSa/s simultaneous V & I

100 kSa/s Waveform Generation Simulate real-world supply conditions

One instrument

Three instruments in one — for the price of one

Precision power supply

30 V / 8 A and 24 V / 10 A, 240 W. Low noise, fast transient recovery.

Electronic load

Active sink up to 240 W. Battery simulation with programmable output impedance.

Meter and data logger

6½-digit readback, 1 MSa/s acquisition, millions of samples on board, logging to USB.

Platform roadmap

A scalable architecture for precision power

One analog and digital platform: a precision measurement path, a high-speed acquisition engine and a full remote-control stack. LPS3010 is the first instrument built on it; multi-channel and SMU variants follow on the same base.

LPS3010

Active Development

Single-Channel · 30 V / 10 A · 240 W

LPS Series Expansion

Planned

Multi-Channel · Extended Range

LPS-SMU

Planned Variant

4-Quadrant · High-Precision Source & Measure

Development status

A real instrument, currently taking shape

Power electronics and analog performance validation are the current engineering focus. Digital platform, firmware, and remote-control stack are already well advanced.

Firmware & Stack
Core architecture and SCPI stack ready

Hardware
Layout in finalization

Validation
First prototype characterized by end of 2026

Availability
First deliveries planned for 2027