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This simple TTL power supply monitor circuit monitors the 5-volt level TTL power line and gives a signal whether the supply voltage is outside or within the necessary range or “window”. The heart of the power supply monitor is a low-current integrated window comparator. The center of this window is set at 2.5 volt +/- 0.005 volt by the bandgap reference diode D1 which is connected to pin 2 of LTC1042. The width of this window must be 20% (+/- 10%) of the reference voltage.
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This is a regulated and adjustable power supply which can deliver up to 20A and adjustable voltage between 4 and 30V. It is easy to build and uses LM338 and 741 integrated circuits. VR1 it is used to adjust the output voltage. Use very good heatsinks for LM338 and BD140 transistor. The transformer secondary must deliver 18 volts a.c.
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4 simple 12Vdc power supply circuits with output voltages around 12V. First power supply circuit is built with BD139, one zener diode and a few passive components. Each of the schematic is very simple to construct and will function without problems if you respect the maximum power supply ratings. continue reading…
The LM2678 series of regulators are monolithic integrated circuits for a step-down switching voltage regulator capable of driving up to 5A loads with excellent line and load regulation characteristics. High efficiency (>90%) is obtained through the use of a low ON-resistance DMOS power switch. The series consists of fixed output voltages of 3.3V, 5V and 12V and an adjustable output version. continue reading…
Modulated power supply is necessary for final stages of AM transmitters, transmitters with Gunn diodes in GHz frequencies. This amplitude modulating supply provides (in idle mode) an output voltage which can be adjusted with P1 between 6 and 8V; and when is modulated the output voltage is between 3 and 10V. Frequency domain is from 200Hz to 30kHz.
Without external load, the current consumption is 5mA. If T2 is cooled enough the modulation power supply cand deliver up to 800mA at 6V. continue reading…