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Power Supply Gallery
As pictures say more than 1000 words ...
This is a collection, put together to give novice students an insight, on how to arrange the components and how
it mayst look at the end. If appropriate, some comments if something is especially good/bad/ugly. Updated occasionally - if a new
'model' runs in front of the gun :-)
2016-001 .:. Low Power, Linear, "Quinstar" PS-1123
This is a straightforward "classic" design. ±15V, approx. 120 mA. Nothing special and therefore no surprises
to be expected ...
2016-002 .:. Low Power, Step-down, "Pollin" Best.Nr. 810 025
This is a small kit to get familiar with the MC34063. Input: 5...40 V, Output : 3...12 V, maximum 650 mA.
No heatsink is necessary ! More information available at :
Pollin
2016-003 .:. Medium Power, Linear, "EA" Model 13-100-189
This is a 100 x 160 mm card, using twice the L200 voltage regulator with current limit capability. Notice the strictly
symmetric design which prevents layout/assembly errors. The voltage regulator between the transformer and the heatsink is almost
inaccessible.
✈ Final Notes
We have no schematics. All devices are shown for educational purposes. Most of them have been found at the electronic waste.
After a short autopsy/photo shooting they were send back to the happy hunting grounds.
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