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i'd buy bench power supply multitude of projects pi causing appear in head. it's test circuits, both analogue , digital, determine safe before anywhere near gpio pins or arduino.
wise recommend? i'm thinking should provide current limitation , reset whilst providing rock-steady 3.3v , 5v , whatever else i'll need in future more , include determining power requirements of higher powered motor projects , whatever else comes along.
in time, i'll convert pc psu source, i'm interested thinks , recommends in respect of bench regulated psu , advice appreciated.
wise recommend? i'm thinking should provide current limitation , reset whilst providing rock-steady 3.3v , 5v , whatever else i'll need in future more , include determining power requirements of higher powered motor projects , whatever else comes along.
in time, i'll convert pc psu source, i'm interested thinks , recommends in respect of bench regulated psu , advice appreciated.
a bench dc power supply adjustable 0v 15v output , adjustable current limit 0a 3a start. depends on kind of experiments want work on. instruments should have digital readouts voltage , current. 1 low cost example
http://www.frys.com/product/5095835?sit ... in_rslt_pg
there many different makes , versions available. used power supplies quite cheap.
if willing build own lab supply, difficult beat price of pc power supply, mentioned in response. can cut wires , avoid breakout board (which thing have if want re-use computer power supply later). check output voltages stay @ voltage should if there no load. if voltages tend drift upwards have add loads each output, example few power resistors, keep regulation working.
http://www.frys.com/product/5095835?sit ... in_rslt_pg
there many different makes , versions available. used power supplies quite cheap.
if willing build own lab supply, difficult beat price of pc power supply, mentioned in response. can cut wires , avoid breakout board (which thing have if want re-use computer power supply later). check output voltages stay @ voltage should if there no load. if voltages tend drift upwards have add loads each output, example few power resistors, keep regulation working.
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