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Power Supply - Stage 1

Power Supply - Stage 1. Mains voltage has to be reduced. 4:1. +. +. -. -. 30 V AC. 120 V AC. 1 - Transformation. Power Supply - Stage 2. Alternating voltage has to be converted to DC. 30 V AC. 9.6 V DC. Load. Half wave rectification. 2 - Rectification. Power Supply - Stage 2.

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Power Supply - Stage 1

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  1. Power Supply - Stage 1 • Mains voltage has to be reduced 4:1 + + - - 30 VAC 120 VAC 1 - Transformation Electronic Components

  2. Power Supply - Stage 2 • Alternating voltage has to be converted to DC 30 VAC 9.6 VDC Load Half wave rectification 2 - Rectification Electronic Components

  3. Power Supply - Stage 2 • Alternating voltage has to be converted to DC 30 VAC -9.6 VDC Load Half wave rectification 2 - Rectification Electronic Components

  4. Power Supply - Stage 2 19.1 VDC • Alternating voltage has to be converted to DC 30 VAC Full wave rectification RL 2 - Rectification Electronic Components

  5. Power Supply - Stage 3 • Fluctuating voltage has to be smoothed RL RL = 5.1 k C = 33 F Vout = 40VDC with 1V ripple 3 - Filtered Electronic Components

  6. Power Supply - Stage 3 (Filtering) When first turned on capacitor acts as a short. The surge current can damage diodes. This can be reduced by adding a surge resistor. RL RS Electronic Components

  7. Power Supply - Stage 3 (Filtering) A more effective (although more costly) way is to use an inductor to oppose the changes in current. The capacitors in the LC  filter oppose changes in voltage. RL Electronic Components

  8. Power Supply - Stage 4 • Voltage has to be smoothed further RL Zener diode gives constant base voltage. Thus base current is constant and so will be the collector and emitter currents. 4 - Regulation Electronic Components

  9. Graymark 808 Power Supply • Power supply was built from a kit. • Has two 0 - 15V and one 5V • Also has three protoboards • Ideal for doing analogue and digital lab projects Electronic Components

  10. Graymark Power Supply Circuit Board • Bottom plate shows transformer and circuit board Bottom plate Transformer Electronic Components

  11. Graymark Power Supply Filter capacitor IC regulator • Circuit board Rectifier diodes Electronic Components

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