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1A Power Supply with 0 to 15 Volts Adjustable Output

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The objective of the circuit is to create a power supply that would produce an output of 0 V to 15 V at 1 A current. Terminology 2N3055 – a complementary Silicon Epitaxial-Base planar NPN transistor mounted in Jedec TO-3 metal case for use as power transistor Bridge Diode – also known as bridge rectifier which has four diodes arranged in a bridge configuration where the output voltage has the same polarity with either polarity of the input voltage Circuit Explanation The construction of this power supply circuit is very simple in such a way that the components used are easy to be located while the cost is very cheap. With the biggest provided current at 1 A, the output voltage is adjusted for minimal ripple effect and stabilized in the range of 0 V to 15 V DC. This is made possible by the standard transformer output of 1.5 A with a primary winding voltage of 220 V and secondary voltage of 18 V. The current is being limited by the Zener diode D1 with a rating of 18 V and 1.5 W. The li...

Touch Switch with Digital Output Circuit Diagram

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This is a Touch Switch with Digital Output Circuit Diagram control key by touch simple, it uses a 4011 IC. The output logic HI has its pulse delay time controlled by C1. In the case is C1 4.7uF controls the pulse width for 1 second, then the touched the plate. Nothing prevents you from being done tests with other values ​​of C1. Touch Switch with Digital Output Circuit Diagram

Output Inductor Calculation for SMPS Converters using the Forward Push Pull Half Bridge and Full Bridge Topologies

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An output inductor is found at the output of every forward-mode converter. Converters utilizing the forward, push-pull, half-bridge and full-bridge topologies are all forward-mode converters. So, calculation of the output inductance follows the same methodology for all four of these popular topologies. The purpose of the output inductor is to store energy for the load during the time each switching cycle when the power switches (BJTs, MOSFETs or IGBTs) are turned off. The electrical function of the output inductor is to integrate the rectangular switching pulses (pulse width modulated signals with varying duty cycle) into DC. The capacitor following the inductor smooths the DC into clean DC. The design of the output inductor is quite simple. Usually, a self-gapped toroid core is used. Gapped ferrite cores (the ones used for ferrite transformers, eg ETD39) can also be used with no difficulties. The formula for calculating the output inductance is: Vin(max) is the highest peak voltage fo...