Without actual evaluation of the power output, with good oscilloscope probing, and probing technique...it would be nice to see detailed schematics and preliminary evaluation results, in order to do a first level design review... 

I will share all the results whenever I make some measurements and I will also share final  schematics soon. Thanks for your interest. 

is it really that noisy or is that just place holder data on the graphs in the software while you continue to develop?

Outputs are very stable as you said graph is at the animation mode while development is still on going

This is a great project, I would love to build it up myself and evaluate it as a bench supply for my own lab. Do you have the design files available?

I will share the schematics and firmware. I am still making some modifications and trying to reduce the cost. Thanks for your interest.

Hi everyone,

I’m excited to share my project, the USB PD Power Box, with you. My goal is to create a low-cost, portable power supply that can be used for a variety of purposes at home or in the lab. This project is completely open source, including hardware, firmware, and the GUI, so it’s accessible to everyone.

I’d love to get your feedback to help me improve it. Please share your thoughts about what you like, what you don’t like, and what could be improved or added. With your help, I can refine this design and make it even more useful for everyday electronics projects and professional applications alike.

Thank you for taking the time to check it out, and I’m looking forward to hearing your ideas!