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Wednesday, 28 October 2020

Building a simple dc power supply

By Andrew Joseph     October 28, 2020     projects     No comments   

 


In todays projects, we'll be building a simple power supply circuits to power some dc loads like led light, radios, dc motors etc. A power supply is used to provide either AC or DC step down Voltage with a limited current delivering capacity (depending upon equipment input ) from the domestic main supply according to the equipment’s input voltage requirement .

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