RuiDeng DPS5015 power supply automation by Steve M Potter

If you want to encourage me to do more tutorials, put your comments and questions below and hit the "like" button.

[cheesypoofs]

Wondering how to be such a nice person at the same time such a nice engineer

[rdtech]

Nice too meet you. I saw your video and your tutorial . it is very great. all our engineer said "great work" I love it
I guss you spend lot time to do this . I like it thank you again
although every deginer don't like own product be hacked, but your way is good, I like it
about the commucation function, we are designing this, we almost succeed, we should publish it in 1-2 months.

[STRATOSPAO]

great video, project execution and presentation. hope to see more!

[voltlog]

awesome job on hacking these power supplies!

[SuperBrainAK]

cool, how does your code know what the voltage is if you were to manually change it? or gets thrown off a step if the voltage were to droop under what you set it at (it limits you to 1% less than the input)

[erlfram]

Nice! I could really use something like this to control the charging of my electric longboard!
Is there no product out there that lets you control voltage and current digitally without this much hacking?

[funrc]

Hey! :*)
I'm a true electronics (Arduino) amateur/beginner with a few (gazillion, laughably elementary) questions, so hopefully you (can) bear with me. Intrigued by the scope of possibilities, is an understatement.

So, I see the RD DPS5005 (Communication Version) is available, and I am wondering what your take (opinion) is? Any info you can offer will be a start. Thx! :*)

PS: I hope Rd Tech reads this, and replies. :*)