USB Connectivity & Charging

Labs & Device Testing

USB hubs for test equipment help organize instrument and device connections on a lab bench. Select the port count and USB speed for your device testing, development and data collection workflow.

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USB-connected instruments and equipment arranged on a laboratory test bench

Application requirements

Plan the connections around your workflow

Instrument connections

Connect compatible USB instruments and peripherals to a shared host computer.

Device testing benches

Arrange repeatable connections for devices under test and supporting bench equipment.

Development workflows

Choose USB-A or USB-C models to suit the devices and cables used by your engineering team.

Model selection

What to check before choosing a hub or charger

A USB hub expands connectivity for the test setup. Instrument measurements and test automation remain functions of the connected equipment and host software. Check bandwidth and power needs for simultaneous operation.

Instrument and device USB compatibility
Required USB speed and simultaneous traffic
Number of connected devices and host limits
Bench layout and peripheral power needs

Product options

Models to Compare

A-103 provides ten USB-A device ports, while A-163 and FD-603 provide sixteen. Match the host connection and power requirements to your bench; confirm the FD-603 version and enclosure dimensions before ordering.