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Universal Power Supply Circuit Diagram DIY

Universal Power Supply Circuit Diagram

This universal power supply circuit diagram has two output ranges; one from 2.7 V to 12 V, and the other from 10 V to 24 V. The output is short circuit protected. Current limiting is adjustable. These two features are mainly incorporated for preventing accidental damages to the power supply as well as circuits that get power from this supply.

Mains Voltage Detector Circuit Diagram

Mains Voltage Detector Circuit Diagram

A Mains Voltage Detector Circuit is an essential electronic circuit in which an essential function is to detect the presence of voltage in the main supply line. The circuit ensures that the presence of electricity is detected before any electrical appliance is operated or any repair work is done. It is a must-have electronic circuit for those who work with electrical appliances or electronic circuits.

150 Watt Lamp Dimmer Circuit Diagram

150 Watt Lamp Dimmer Circuit Diagram

The 150 Watt Lamp Dimmer using 1108APA IC is an efficient and cost-effective way to control the brightness of lamps. The 1108APA IC is a versatile and robust IC that is designed for lighting applications. It uses phase control to dim the lamp, which provides a smooth and gradual transition from full brightness to minimum brightness.

Variable Power Supply 0-30V_10A Circuit Diagram

Variable Power Supply 0-30V_10A Circuit Diagram

The circuit of this Variable Power Supply 0-30V_10A is built using commonly available electronic components. It is a regulated power supply, which means that the output voltage and current are constant, regardless of changes in the input voltage or load. The design uses dual 2N3055 transistors to handle the high current flow, while LM317 is used to regulate the output voltage.

Balanced Power Supply Circuit Diagram

Balanced Power Supply Circuit Diagram

This design is useful in those cases where balanced power lines providing a relatively small output current are needed. The diagram shows a ±15 V supply that can provide a continuous output current of about
25 mA, or 100 mA peak. With other transformers and/or voltage regulators, the supply can be adapted for output voltages of ±5 V, ±9 V, ±12 V, ±15 V, +18V, and ±24 V.

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