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24-11-2008 #1
Well its a pretty voltmeter, but its not a voltage regulator...the way its described is misleading. It has a built-in regulator allowing it to be powered from a 5 - 15v supply - while reading that supply... so it can be used as a supply monitor.
Its not autoranging tho, so not much use for monitoring a truely variable power supply.
So lets start by listing what you want...
A power unit with an adjustable output voltage from 0 to 25v is a good range for hobby stuff, switched in 2.5 volt steps maybe ?
Output current at 5A maximum, current limited. Maybe a switched limiter, for .1,.5,1 and 5A?
Output voltage and current monitoring, current limit warning (LED, buzzer?)
What else?
What transformers etc have you got to start the ball rolling?
Alternatively...look hereLast edited by irving2008; 24-11-2008 at 09:29 PM.
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