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  1. Your power supply project has a fault. The voltage is supposed to be adjusted down to 0.0V.
    Since the current regulation causes the voltage to correctly go down to 0.0V then since it reduces the voltage from the voltage-setting pot to 0.0V then your voltage-setting pot does not produce a low enough voltage when it is turned to zero.

    So what do you sugest? to change the voltage regulating potentimeter? and should my voltage regulating potentimeter bring down the voltage to 0 no mater in what position is my current regulating potentimeter?

  2. Each resistor is dissipating only 2A squared x 0.56 ohms= 2.24W.
    So its OK to get hot?



    RV2 is adjusted for an ouput voltage of 0.0V when the voltage pot P1 is set to zero. RV2 is supposed to adjust only about plus or minus 0.05V to cancel the amplified input offset voltage of U2. C7 will hold a voltage if there is no load.
    is it OK to adjust with RV2 to have 30 volts at the output without no load?

    Maybe a 3.3k 0.5W resistor should be added to the output to discharge C7.
  3. Hi i have just finished the 5 Amps version of the power supply , and it looks like work OK, i have loaded the P.S with 40 parallel connected bulbs ( 26 volts 100mA) and the voltage drop is only 0.1 volt when the current limiter is not on an the voltage drop is 0.5 volts when the current limiter is on, the R7 gets  hot with this load ( 2 parallel 7 watt 0.56 Ohm resistors), output transistors (3x MJ11016) are a Little bit warm, as far as voltage i have problem to bring it to 0 when potentiometer is at 0,  i get 1.1 volts i have electrolyte capacitor for C7 I'm thinking to change it to film type when I'm adjusting the RV2 so that at output i could have 30 volts I'm having 1.1 volt when I'm bringing the potentiometer to 0 and when I'm bringing down the RV2 voltage drops from 1.1 volts to 0.8 volts at the output with potentiometer bring down to 0, but then at the outup iw got 26 volts with the potentiometer put on maximum.
    Guru how much should be the value of resistor that i should put at output so to bring the voltage to 0


  4. First of all I attach here the FIXED SCHEMATIC (22-2-04):

    schematic_th.gif

    7seg.gif

    I attach also two sample power supplies for this voltmeter:

    dvm_pw1.gif

    dvm_pw.gif

    Hope this one solves all previously mentioned inconsistencies. Also the schematic at the project's page is updated:

    http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/test/014/

    blacksheep : To measure the current flows a load you use a small resistor in series with the load and you measure the voltage drop on it. Then with ohm's law you calculate the current pass throught the resistor and throught your load. You can't easily measure the current right away. So you can use the same circuit to measure the voltage drop across a resistor. For more info on how to do this see the pdf file i indicated previously.

    I dont have accses to attachments...why?
  5. My unregulated supply voltage is 41.2 Volts, I'm using TLE2141 op amps, and a 30 volt 10 amps transformer, and a BD139, 2X parallel 10.000 uF 63 capacitors for C1
    3 parallel connected output transistors MJ11016 with 0.33 ohm 5 watt resistors connected at the emitter each of them, i have made my own PCB i think maybe i have done some mistakes there, i will try to redo the PCB from teseract so can fit my components.
                               
    BEST REGARDS

  6. Hi to everyone, I'm planing to build an 5 amps version, with TLE2141 and 3X MJ11016, first question to audiguru how many MJ11016 to use , 2 or 3, and my transformer has an output of 31 volt AC without a load i was wondering is it to much is  there some risk for OP amplifiers ( with 31 AC) and finally i have 2 capacitors with 10.000 mF should i use them both or one is just enough.
    Im planing to build acording to this schematic and scech.

    post-42880-14279144132314_thumb.gif

    PS_Parts_List_10-11-091.pdf



  7. The MC33171 is low power so its bandwidth is too low for this circuit. The MC34002 has a max supply of only 36V which is too low and its inputs do not work anywhere near ground.

    Digikey in Canada and the USA has 439 MC33071, 1323 MC34071 and hundreds of TLE2141 opamps in stock today.
    Newark in Canada and the USA has 645 MC33171, 1024 MC34071 and hundreds of TLE2141 opamps in stock today.

    Newark is now owned by Farnell who are in many countries.  Go to www.farnell.com and click on the flag of your country.
  8. Thanx Redwire :) i will veate litle bit more for any post fom audioguru beafore i start building the power supply, tell me if this part list that you have posted goes with this schematics, and if you could tell me some other tips and sugestions since im planing to build an 5 amps version. Regards ;D

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