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How To Make A DIY Variable Power Supply With Adjustable Voltage(0-30V) And Current(0-10A)
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A variable bench power supply is the most important tool for any DIY maker cause while testing circuit it needs different values of voltage and current. So in this tutorial, I'm going to show you how you can build your own DIY variable power supply with adjustable voltage (0-30V) and current (0-10A).
In this tutorial, I'm using LTC3780 DC buck and boost converter which is a really amazing converter and it can provide 130W of power depends on your input power source. I'm using 12V 3A dc input power source which can produce (0-30V) and (0-3A) output power.
This is pretty enough for testing circuits. I'm also using a 7805 regulator for 5V constant voltage.
Click on this link for more details and circuit diagram:
Here's the parts list:
1) LTC 3780 DC Buck And Boost Converter.
2) 12V DC Fan.
3) 12V 3A DC Input Power Source.
4) 500k & 200k Potentiometer.
5) Digital Voltmeter Ammeter Display.
6) 7805 Voltage Regulator IC
7) In4001 or In4007 Diode.
8) 100uF & 10uF Electrolytic Capacitor.
9) 4ps Banana Socket.
10) 2ps knob For Potentiometer.
11) DC Switch.
12) DC Jack Socket 2.1mm.
13) Heat Sink.
14) 4mm Acrylic sheet.
15) Some Wooden Blocks.
16) Wires
17) Zip ties
Thanks for watching this video. Please Like it, Share it and make sure you don't forget to subscribe my channel for more upcoming awesome projects.
If you have any problem to find parts and circuit related problem then let me know in this comment section below.
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In this tutorial, I'm using LTC3780 DC buck and boost converter which is a really amazing converter and it can provide 130W of power depends on your input power source. I'm using 12V 3A dc input power source which can produce (0-30V) and (0-3A) output power.
This is pretty enough for testing circuits. I'm also using a 7805 regulator for 5V constant voltage.
Click on this link for more details and circuit diagram:
Here's the parts list:
1) LTC 3780 DC Buck And Boost Converter.
2) 12V DC Fan.
3) 12V 3A DC Input Power Source.
4) 500k & 200k Potentiometer.
5) Digital Voltmeter Ammeter Display.
6) 7805 Voltage Regulator IC
7) In4001 or In4007 Diode.
8) 100uF & 10uF Electrolytic Capacitor.
9) 4ps Banana Socket.
10) 2ps knob For Potentiometer.
11) DC Switch.
12) DC Jack Socket 2.1mm.
13) Heat Sink.
14) 4mm Acrylic sheet.
15) Some Wooden Blocks.
16) Wires
17) Zip ties
Thanks for watching this video. Please Like it, Share it and make sure you don't forget to subscribe my channel for more upcoming awesome projects.
If you have any problem to find parts and circuit related problem then let me know in this comment section below.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Here are my social sites:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Song: Zaza - Be Together [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Song: RetroVision & Domastic - SICC [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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