This system takes user input via analog potentiometer knobs, and allows the user to vary two voltage channels between 2-14V. The system uses two Arduino Unos, each with a connected voltage and current sensor which reads the voltage and current from a connected voltage divider PCB. Each Arduino also has a connected LCD screen which displays its channel’s output voltage and current values. The system operates at a normalized current of 0.5A, but may output up to 1.5A. The system connects to a DC power supply and a computer/laptop to function. Notable accomplishments include designing a voltage divider PCB from scratch, and effectively utilizing potentiometers to control voltage. There were some challenges throughout the project timeline including ordering wrong or sub-optimal parts, and failing to devise a way to control voltage via serial connection. If given more time, we would have further pursued controlling voltage through USB connection.