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Workshop power supply 0-30V, 0-2A

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This design is hand-made power supply with continuously adjustable output voltage in the range of 0-30V (0-33.4) and continously adjustable current limitation in the range of 0-2A (0.002-2).

The power supply was based on a well known scheme: LINK.

Changes to the original device:
  • decreasing of the current limitation range (to 2 A)
  • instead of one final transistor (2N3055) – two power transistors C3306 (from an amplifier)
  • two emitter resistors added to the transistors
  • changes on the main board: Q2 (2N2219) to a popular transistor BD139 and the capacitance of C1 was enlarged from 3300uF to 5500uF

Components:
PCBs were printed by thermal transfer method. Housing from a broken rectifier was cleaned and reinforced from the bottom using two aluminum pieces.

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And two pictures in twilight:




Link to original thread (useful attachment) – Zasilacz warsztatowy 0-30V, 0-2A
 

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