Keithley 2280S Review - initial look

Initial review of the Keithley 2280S-32-6 low noise power supply. This power supply can perform 6.5 digit measurements.
I made this video right after receiving the power supply, and I rushed this a bit. I plan a follow-up showing additional features of this unit.

[@SatyajitRoy2048]

It would have been very interesting to see whats inside of this puppy. Please think about making tear down videos and many peoples will surely enjoy it a lot. You have many decent gears really.

[@Corgitronics]

You can find a mediocre teardown here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvFY5SqlJ2co9E I might do more of a teardown on mine... when I restack the bench again.

[@SatyajitRoy2048]

Thanks, but it was not that informative as it should have been. I know they are not going to show everything except some of the glimpses that how it looks inside. Its interesting to see how they are achieving that low current measurement and the dynamic ranges. Whether its a MOSFET or BJT at the driver stage and how are they maintaining the leakage if MOSFET is being used. This is the only game in town so I am pretty sure if you plan for a detailed teardown video of this gadget, it should hit the youtube community. Yes, of course if you have time, option and desire to do that.

[@byungjaelee5110]

Can I have two in series or parallel for added power?

[@DSegal1122]

I would love to see it's logging capabilities. The screen showed about 100mS between sample points, is that what it does when you log to USB? Thank you!