DaleW
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I have a high voltage DC power supply, (180VDC), I am looking for a circuit that would allow me to control/limit the current from 1-15A, everything i can find is low voltage (less than 25VDC) and I don't know enough to modify them to work within my voltage/current requirements.
Producing a PCB isn't an issue however, a circuit design known to work because I don't have the ability to prototype it is pretty much a requirement.
The power supply is a toroidal transformer with 3 taps, 0 - 100VAC, 114VAC, 128VAC, a full wave bridge and filtering caps 4800uf@300VDC (4x1200uF) which gives me 140VDC, 160VDC and 180VDC after rectification and filtering but capable of delivering in excess of 40A.
Help in the way of a schematic would be greatly appreciated.
Producing a PCB isn't an issue however, a circuit design known to work because I don't have the ability to prototype it is pretty much a requirement.
The power supply is a toroidal transformer with 3 taps, 0 - 100VAC, 114VAC, 128VAC, a full wave bridge and filtering caps 4800uf@300VDC (4x1200uF) which gives me 140VDC, 160VDC and 180VDC after rectification and filtering but capable of delivering in excess of 40A.
Help in the way of a schematic would be greatly appreciated.