The idea of Right the first time coined by a well-known designer Lee Richie who in his famous book Right the First time gave two basic examples of Golden Gate Bridge and Boeing 777 to help understand the idea of Right the First Time. They didn’t have any prototype to follow in these two products. Those were just made at the first time using the extensive pre-engineering analysis.

Power supplies are more than just voltage sources — they are the heartbeat of embedded systems testing. As embedded platforms grow more complex, the demand for smart, programmable, and efficient power supplies is on the rise, especially in R&D labs, university testbeds, and real-time validation environments.

In today’s fast-evolving power electronics landscape, accurate, isolated, and high-speed measurement of current and voltage is critical. Among the technologies enabling this, the Hall-effect sensor stands out as a reliable and scalable solution, particularly for real-time embedded control systems.