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Introduction
These are a
few projects I have worked out over the years and taken the
time to write up. Since Australia is not a country renowned for cheap electronic components, overseas visitors will more than likely be able to source the bulk of components more cheaply than I can, so the short form kits will include: Assembly instructions, Printed Circuit board, Any preprogrammed devices such as embedded controllers etc. and any more unusual parts (i.e. parts that are not readily available from companies such as Mouser or Digikey). Project listing
Compact
Foldback wedge
06/05/2013
The
Data Acquisition module uses a serial interface, so it can
be used with either an older computer or a newer one with a
USB adaptor.
Dual
crowbar
25/09/2013
This
circuit monitors both a positive and negative rail,
triggering in the event that the power supply voltage
exceeds a preset level.
This
is an instructional article only.
Using
Switch-mode Circuitry for efficiency and lower power
dissipation it uses a readily available off the shelf
Transformer rather than a more expensive custom wound one.
Microphone
Pre-amplifier
09/04/2016
This is an instructional article only.
It is capable of delivering +/- 15 Volts at 1 Amp and +48V at 200mA - more than enough power for a Microphone pre-amplifier or two or as a replacement power supply for some smaller desks.
As
it uses a voltage multiplier to produce the 48V rail rather
than a separate 48V winding it can use a readily available,
off the shelf Transformer, rather than a more expensive
custom wound one.
As
it uses a voltage multiplier to produce the 48V rail
rather than a separate 48V winding it only needs a readily
available off the shelf Transformer rather than a more
expensive custom wound one. Copyright © 2009 Australian Technical Production Services |