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0-30V 3 Amp Adjustable Power Supply A simple 0-30V 0-3A adjustable power supply circuit based on the NE5532 opamp integrated circuit that you can use in your electronics workshop. Basic parameters of the power supply: Input voltage 24 – 26 V AC, DC output voltage 0 to 30V, Output current 10mA – 3A. Description The transformer used is 24V/4A. The maximum voltage and current can be easily set on the printed circuit board (with a voltage divider). A voltmeter and ammeter module purchased in China (30V/3A) is fitted to measure voltage and current. It measures very accurately. The power transistor is located on a finned heatsink. It should be 3 times as large so that the transistor cools down at maximum power loss. Structurally, it would be too big. That's why I used additional fan cooling.
As built Maximum current setting: The maximum current can be adjusted by the voltage divider from resistors R8, R9 and potentiometer P1 according to the following: formula np = [R9 / (P1 + R8)] + 1, (np = voltage ratio). Example: R9 = 39k, P1 = 10k, R8 = 0.1k ….. np = [39 / (10 + 0.1)] + 1 ….. np = 4.86 Reference voltage from 78L05 = 5V. 5 / 4.86 = 1.028V = maximum voltage at comparator input (NE5532) The sensing resistor has a value of 0.33Ω. 1.028 / 0.33 = 3.11A = maximum current. Maximum Voltage setting: The maximum output voltage is set by resistors R15 and R16. The 5V reference voltage is connected to the opamp input via potentiometer P2 and resistor R10, connected as a fixed gain DC amplifier. The gain is set according to the formula a = 1 + (R16 / R15). Example: R16 = 8k2, R15 = 1k5 ….. a = 1 + (8.2 / 1.5) ….. a = 6.46 (gain). PCB drawing of 0-30V 3A Adjustable Power supply circuit was prepared with Sprint layout 6 program. PCB dimensions 79.3x48mm CIrcuit Diagram PCB Main Board This is a simple power supply, very easy to build, but also very reliable. I built 12 for our customers and they were satisfied. If you are interested do not hesitate to contact us |
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