Hifistatement: Were all HEM employees involved in the development of the HYPSOS or is there a core team?
Marcin: The development department, consisting of seven people, is of course largely responsible for HYPSOS. As I said, Paweł is the development manager and Max developed most of the entire HYPSOS hardware. He's also a good programmer but prefers to work with metal. Nevertheless, Ferrum would be impossible without the production, sales, and distribution departments. Every department and every employee is important.
Pawel: Max is surprisingly young in his early twenties but is an outstanding engineer.
Marcin: That's right. Family tradition. Even his father is a good engineer, and his son is even better.

Hifistatement: Is there a function or a characteristic of the HYPSOS that you are particularly proud of?
Pawel: I am simply very satisfied with the overall product.
Marcin: For me, the most important thing is the solid basic construction of the power supply. A special feature of the HYPSOS is the use of a lot of software compared to commercially available power supplies. Many parameters can be influenced in this way. Due to the solid basic construction, we were finally able to use software to exceed the originally intended output power. The finished HYPSOS delivers a continuous output of 80 watts instead of the planned 60 watts. The pulse power is even 200 watts. We still have to adjust the technical data on our website. (Editor's note: In the manufacturer's information, we accordingly state the value previously stated on the website).

When I asked my final question about the future of Ferrum and new products, Marcin kept a low profile. There are many ideas and a good team on top of that. So I would be very surprised if the HYPSOS was the last Ferrum product. Now for the technical details that Max explained via email.