This document describes two electronic devices: a digital voltmeter and a controlled voltage power supply. The digital voltmeter uses a PIC microcontroller, resistors, diodes, and seven-segment displays to measure input voltages between 0-5V. The controlled voltage power supply uses a PIC, DAC, op-amp, and push buttons to output a controlled voltage between 0-10V. It sends signals from the PIC to the DAC to the op-amp to produce the desired output voltage when the buttons are pressed. Biasing from a power supply is needed to operate the various components.