Power Supply Training and Assessment Equipment

Competency-based curricula are assessed, not just delivered, and assessment is where most laboratories are weakest. Power supply training and assessment equipment combines the trainer with software that scores a student on wiring accuracy, measurement technique and fault-finding time, producing a record an examiner can audit.

What the range covers

Regulated DC power supply trainers, linear and switch-mode converter benches, uninterruptible power supply trainers with battery management, rectifier, inverter and chopper circuits, protection and earthing trainers, and assessment consoles that log every connection a student makes.

How assessment works

The instructor sets a task and a fault scenario from the console. The system records the circuit the student builds, the measurements taken, the time to diagnose, and whether any unsafe connection was attempted. Results export as a per-student record, which is what an accrediting body asks for and what most laboratories cannot currently produce.

Specifying assessment equipment

State the number of student stations and whether they must report to a central console, the circuits to be covered, the number of insertable faults, whether the assessment records must export in a particular format, and the software licence seat count. Confirm the electrical supply and residual current protection at the site.