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  1. Xenobius1

    Convert 0-30V 3A PSU to 5A or more

    Yes it will work mate because I didn't find a 3300uF Capacitor and used a 4700uF instead. and also the Diodes I used are 6A ( to be safe ) and it works
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    Convert 0-30V 3A PSU to 5A or more

    Hello first of all I have built the PSU (0-30V 3A PSU) and it's GREAT but I built it becasue the PSU I was building last year which is mentioned below had a faulty circuit acording to my school techer and my work mate. Last year I wanted to built a little PIGGY (PIGGY = HUGE). SO I had a...
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    SX28AC/DP

    Hello I have 9 SX28AC/DP Ics.. for anyone who doesn't know what these are, these are programmable ics (just like a PIC) but they can go extremely fast ... 50Mhz or more. You can find their datasheet attached About price send me PM .. thankyou SX28AC.pdf
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    Hehe thanks buddy for the compliments :D and sorry for the 50w resistor :p because I don't have one. Here is another picture of it so even the people who are going to build it will have an idea of the layout :) (sorry for the dirt on the table but I was just drilling a PCB lol)
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    Hi all this is my PSU from inside. How can I check the max current without a load? thanks :)
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    Ok People I fixed it :D So take this as a tip: IF IT varies the voltage from 23v to 35v ONLY, you got the Emitter and Collector of the 2N3055 Mixed UP lol.. Cheers!! when I arrive home I will post some pictures if the administrator lets me (until I arrive home I hope the administrator will...
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    Thanks buddy and yes ALL IS perfect I even put 3 fuses in it! 1. 3A with mains 2. 4A with secondry of transformer 3. 3A quick blow with output (incase of short circuit)
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    0-30 Vdc Stabilized Power Supply

    Hello All I have built this power supply but I got a problem. As soon as I switch it on, the volt meter reads 23.5v and then I try to vary the Volt Pot, it goes up to 35v! In other words, my PSU is only variing from 23.5v to 35v !! I have changed the op amps twice and even tried the TL071 (which...
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