POWER SUPPLY BY USING LM317
Introduction:
We have made 30 Volt 5 Amp regulated
power supply. It can be used to charge different types of batteries and home
appliances.
Working:
- Steps involved in making a Power Supply
:
·
Transformer
·
Rectifier
·
Filtering
·
Regulator
- A step-down transformer is used to reduce the dangerously high
voltage to a safer level.
- Bride Rectifier, Converts the AC voltage
to DC, available in the form of packages of combination of four diodes
forming a bridge. Bridge Rectifier output is obtained from the (+) and (-)
marked terminals.
- Filtering is technique in which a pure
DC is obtained. The output of a bridge rectifier is not a pure DC and
needs to be converted into pure form.A capacitive circuit is used as a
filter or a smoother it converts the pulsating DC into a pure DC with a
little ripples.
- Regulator eliminates ripple by setting
DC output to a fixed voltage. Voltage regulator ICs are available with
fixed( typically 5,12 and 15V ) or variable output voltages. We used LM
317.
- The output
is shown through Digital volt meter & Analog Ampere meter.
Components used in the circuit listed below:
- One 3×5" perf-board
- LM317 variable voltage
regulator
- BR805D Bridge Rectifier
- 120 VAC to 24 VDC transformer
- Power cable
- One 2200 microfarad capacitors
- One 0.1 microfarad capacitor
- One 100 ohm resistor
- One 5k ohm variable resistor
CONCLUSION:
The power supply is used to
convert AC voltage to DC voltage for
suitable appliances . The LM 371 variable voltage regulator is used for desired
output and the final DC output is not a straight line but a small ripple line.
working circuit. checked !
It is very informative post.
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Variable power supplies are available in different ranges but they provide very low current of one or two amperes. But high current variable voltage power supply circuit can drive 10A of load; the current handling capacity can be increased simply by connecting 2N3055 power transistors in parallel. Anyhow I have read great information on this blog thanks for sharing.
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