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L296 Switching power supply Regulator 0-40V 4A

L296 Switching power supply Regulator

Specificaly for the chip that is used in this circuit data are like this: Oscilator runs at freq 200kHz, output noise is below 1% (worst case), max current is 4A at 20V. Voltage can be regulated from 0,0 V (true zero), to 40 V. Voltage and current limit, can be adjusted. You should take special care when purchasing choke. Its ferrite material should be build for frequencies up to 300kHz. Input to the regulator can be DC or AC voltage – becouse the input is rectifier bridge.

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Digital 5V Power Supply using IC L296

Digital 5V Power Supply using IC L296

This circuit is derived from an application note of L296, It is a Power Switching Regulator from ST. The advantage of using a switching regulator is that there is not much Heat Dissipation in this circuit.

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