Module' Power Regulated 0 A 300 Volt - Power Supply Module

Description

High voltage regulated power supply module. All you need to do is connect a small 12 to 15 volt transformer for the module power supply, a 220 - 240 volt transformer for the high voltage, a filter capacitor and a preferably metallic cabinet to cool the power transistors to obtain a power supply. laboratory capable of delivering 0 to 300 volts under an adjustable current of 0 to 150 mA. It is easily possible, by changing a few component values, to change the voltage and current ranges.
The power transistors are encapsulated in an insulated box, no special precautions are necessary to fix them to the box.
Current limitation and voltage control allow safe working on tube assemblies and dynamically evaluate their performance. The risk-free testing of old devices (radio receivers, amplifiers) as well as the reforming of electrochemical capacitors are also possible.
The card is delivered wired and tested, accompanied by its user manual, connection plan, diagram and description, ready for use.
Module dimensions:: 70 x 90 x h. max 24 mm.
Documentation on request.
An annex module equipped with a microprocessor and an LCD screen can be connected to this power supply and makes it possible to indicate the output voltage, the average current delivered and the overload.
High voltage regulated power supply module. All you need to do is connect a small 12 to 15 volt transformer for the module power supply, a 220 - 240 volt transformer for the high voltage, a filter capacitor and a preferably metallic cabinet to cool the power transistors to obtain a power supply. laboratory capable of delivering 0 to 300 volts under an adjustable current of 0 to 150 mA. It is easily possible, by changing a few component values, to change the voltage and current ranges. Current limitation and voltage control allow safe working on tube assemblies and dynamically evaluate their performance. The risk-free testing of old devices (radio receivers, amplifiers) as well as the reforming of electrochemical capacitors are also possible. An annex module equipped with a microprocessor a