The circuit presented is an economical smooth variable power supply that provides an output range of 0V to 24V. It incorporates all necessary controls and short circuit protection while maintaining acceptable regulation and a ripple-free output, utilizing a minimal number of components. The transformer utilized is a standard 12V-0-12V, 2A type, connected at the end terminals to achieve a 24V, 1A output. After rectification and filtering, a constant reference voltage is established using a 24V, 500mW zener diode.
The variable resistors (pots) used for voltage adjustment are 23mm carbon-film linear types, while a 10Ω, 1W wire-wound type is implemented for current limiting. All components can be assembled on a group board, and adequate heatsinks should be installed for both the SL100 and 2N3055 transistors to ensure proper thermal management and reliability during operation.
The design of this power supply circuit emphasizes efficiency and simplicity, making it suitable for various applications where a stable and adjustable power source is required. The use of a zener diode for voltage regulation allows for a steady output, while the inclusion of a diode bridge ensures effective rectification of the AC voltage from the transformer. Capacitors are used for filtering, reducing ripple and enhancing the smoothness of the output voltage. Overall, this circuit is a practical solution for users needing a variable power supply with minimal component requirements.The circuit described here is of an economical smooth variable power supply which offers 0V to 24V. It provides all controls and short circuit protection with acceptable regulation and a ripple free supply and yet uses very few components. The circuit described here is of an economical smooth variable power supply which offers 0V to 24V. I t provides all controls and short circuit protection with acceptable regulation and a ripple free supply and yet uses very few components. The transformer used is a readily available 12V-0-12V, 2A type connected at the end terminals for 24V, 1A output.
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