Bench Power Supply
Hardware- 4 Devlogs
- 3 Total hours
I am working on a simple and low cost bench power supply that can be affordable and safe to use.
Waiting on a reviewer. We'll let you know as soon as there's a decision.
Hiya! Please include exact prices, not just estimates, in your BOM and make sure to include shipping. Additionally, unfortunately, we cannot cover tools like oscilloscopes and we only cover the minimum amount of PCBs at your chosen PCB fab.
Please also add more details about your project to your README, like: A screenshot of your complete project in CAD (not just your board!) and a wiring diagram. The output voltage range and other features are also very useful info you should include :D
The bottom section of your README on assembly notes reads a bit like AI, please don't use AI to write your README!
We also need a .step file of your entire project assembly in your CAD folder to get an overview of your project.
Thanks!
Returned as per request of user
Yippie ! Now the PCB looks more “filled”, I implemented new security measures and checked every connection to be sure it will work after fabbricating it
Big update! I thought about the project and I dind’t really like it that much so I did an upgrade: now the bench power supply is smart ! I added an esp32, removed standard potentiometers and replaced them with rotary encoders. I sitll need to complete the shcematic and organize it but this is a big step ahead!
Checked the final schematic and PCB and made some modifications. I also designed the case for it (entirely 3d printable.
I am working on a simple and low cost bench power supply that can be affordable and safe to use. I started to make the schematic and the pcb.
