Control multiple networked power supplies from the same graphical application.
Features
🌐 Remote Ethernet control
Connect to multiple bench-top power supply units over Ethernet (VXI11 or LXI protocols). Name each channel for easy identification.
⚡ Four ways to control power output
- Individual channel control.
- Power all channels on/off simultaneously.
- Group any combination of channels to control simultaneously.
- Define power on/off sequences with configurable time delays in between.
🗠 Real-time voltage and current waveforms
View plots of the previous 10 minutes of voltage and current measurements for each channel.
🎛️ Easy power supply channel controls
Set voltage, current, and 2/4-wire sense mode.
🗒️ CSV logging and plotting
Log voltage and current measurements to CSV files. Plots are automatically generated from each CSV.
🔄 Store GUI configuration
Save and load multi-device configuration files to quickly restore settings.
💥 [Advanced Mode] Latchup toolbar
- Automatically power cycle all active channels when a current limit is reached.
- Latchup Clear button automatically steps down channel voltage until latchup state is cleared and then returns to nominal voltage.
- Logs time and count of current limit events.
Installation
From pre-built executable (recommended)
- Download Windows or Linux executable from Releases or Package Registry.
- Copy the entire
PowerSupplyManagerdirectory fromdistto the desired location on your system. - Run the executable.
From PyPI
- Install pip package:
pip install power-supply-manager
Make sure the pip installation directory is on your system PATH:
- Linux / MacOS: Typically
$HOME/.local/bin,/usr/bin, or/usr/local/bin - Windows: Typically
<Python install dir>\ScriptsorC:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python<vers>\Scripts
- Run application:
power-supply-manager
From source
- Install the repository:
git clone https://gitlab.com/d7406/power-supply-manager.git
- Install UV
- Setup virtual environment using uv:
uv sync
- Run application:
uv run power-supply-manager
Contributing
We welcome contributions and suggestions to improve this application. Please submit an issue or merge request here
Author
License
This software is provided for free under the MIT open source license:
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