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Electronics lab power supply 0-30V, 0-3A

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It is a popular lab power supply which can be easily made at home.

Power supply board:
The circuit is a well-known board from HERE. It is very good for this purpose, although two parts of the circuit were changed:
  • transistor 2N2219 was changed to BD135
  • potentiometer was added in order to control voltage more precisely



Meter:
The meter is also a well-known one which can be found at: LINK. This power supply uses a version with displaying the current settings. If you want your construction to be a cheaper one, you can resign from the transistor that controls the fan – it is switched on together with the meter. The device uses a cheap thermal regulator.



Everything fits in Z-17 housing. Front panel was made in Word, printed and laminated.

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