Here’s some testing of the first bipolar supply for the Rigol scope. This is the +/-7.5v supply.

Above is the supply built with it’s output filtering. The modules used are a PTN78020W for the positive rail & a PTN78060A for the negative rail.
Under a 1A load across the total 15v output, here’s some scope traces of the ripple on the supply:

Here’s the ripple on the +7.5v rail of the supply, there’s about 75mV of total ripple.

And here’s the -7.5v rail, the ripple on this is slightly lower, at about 50mV. This should be more than satisfactory as the scope has onboard linear regulation after the switching supply.