12V to +/- 30V 1A bench power supply variable 167NZD 95USD

A project in Christchurch, NZ by Colin Tuck
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Super useful variable power supply that converts 12VDC ( 10 - 24V input ) to a split supply - from 0V to +/- 30V max at 1 amp, $95usd.
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Backers: 4
Average Daily Pledges: $223 NZD
Average Pledge Per Backer: $167 NZD

Funding: $668 NZD of $49,500 NZD
Dates: Dec 11th -> Jan 10th (30 days)
Project By: Colin Tuck
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Latest News

Full load noise on output 5mV / div

December 11th - via: kickstarter.com
the spiky bits are the common mode noise from the mosfet switching, linking into the scope  -  these are artifact  -  but hard to remove at 5mV/div,   even so the noise as seen is well below 8mV at full power, in fact < 3mV in this image  -... (Read More)

Some load stepping images, 200 mA to 900 mA on and off, 20V out

December 11th - via: kickstarter.com
step load removal, 900mA to 200mA,  20V out  -  fairly noisy bench setup load step applied,  200mA to 900mA  20V out,  175mV dip, 4mS to recover.  (Read More)

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