I've stumbled upon this power supply yesterday while browsing for something quite different. At first it looked quite similar to the layout of my BK precision 8500 electronic load - so I started looking for more info and seems like it is indeed the same device as on of BK's power supplies. I assume that just like the 8500, it is the OEM manufacturer for the instrument sold by BK.
Then, while I wasn't looking for a new power supply, the IT6302 seemed quite interesting. The main advantage for me is the small form factor, the 1mV/1mA reading resolution, combined with the low price. I've seen it on AliExpress for ~330$ shipped. However, looking for some teardown/review showed up with no results.
Spec wise it seems ok. The voltage/current values are on par with my current PS's (older "Sun-Rise" re-branded units), and is more than sufficient for most of my needs. However, the ripple/noise isn't too great at ~1mVrms, and a few mArms.
Has anyone purchased one of these and could share his opinion on the unit (inside picture are also welcome
). I'd really like to know how it compares with other low cost power supplies, such as the DP832 from Rigol which seems like a low cost favorite.