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Home Built Bench Power Supply using ATMEGA328P
ianjohnston.com has designed a nice power supply based on ATMEGA328P and Arduino bootloader. The output is dual channel 0-24vdc @ 3A each, with preset constant current and independant voltage/current control. This isn't a full design blog but I've tried to document/add stuff as I go along, th... Read More
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