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New configurator speeds selection of voltage and current requirements

November 28, 2025 By Redding Traiger Leave a Comment

DigiKey has introduced an online configuration tool that allows engineers and system designers to create power supply solutions based on selected electrical and mechanical requirements. The tool streamlines the process of choosing output characteristics such as voltage and current and produces a customized supply that is assembled and shipped within a short turnaround time. It is hosted on DigiKey’s website to provide rapid part selection and ordering.

The configurator currently supports products from Vox Power, including the NEVO+ and VCCM series. It is intended to shorten development cycles by simplifying specification, sourcing, and customization, giving users a way to generate project-specific power supplies without extended lead times or manual configuration steps.

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