With the widespread use of modern electronic devices, power supplies have become indispensable key components. Whether in desktop computers, laptops, or various other consumer electronic products, the stable operation of a power supply directly affects the safety and performance of the equipment. During the design and manufacturing of power supplies, ensuring compliance with international safety standards such as IEC 62368 is essential for protecting users and preventing equipment damage or personal injury caused by electrical faults.

The IEC 62368 standard primarily covers safety requirements for information technology equipment and audio/video equipment, which are widely used in everyday life. Therefore, when manufacturing power supplies, manufacturers must ensure that their insulation can withstand high voltages and prevent insulation breakdown under high-voltage conditions, thereby protecting user safety. So, when selecting test equipment, how can companies strike a balance between cost control and safety compliance requirements?