This two-channel power supply uses independent buck converters to output 2-14V at a maximum current of 1.5A. Designed for use in low-load electronics testing, the system's output voltage and current is more than capable of powering the components the end user would need. The heart of each channel is a buck converter integrated circuit with integrated feedback for high levels of efficiency and low complexity. Accompanying the buck converters on each channel are eFuses which shut off either channel if it reaches an output current of higher than 1.5A at a speed higher than a conventional fuse. To create a user-friendly package, the output voltage and current of both channels are displayed on large seven-segment displays. Enclosing the internals of the power supply is a custom face-plate and a clear housing which protects them from dust and water splashes while keeping the end user out of the electronics. Though all group members managed to accomplish a lot over the course of the term, we are most proud of our system's packaging, which utilizes three custom PCBs to house nearly every component in the project. Though it wasn't possible this term, if the group were to continue the project, our first priority would be to retrofit the system for wall power.