[sdiy] recommendations for bench supply?
Dino Leone
dino.leone at stanford.edu
Mon Oct 31 18:54:30 CET 2005
Thanks so much for the feedback Harry!
the MOTM supply actually has a PowerOne in it. And I think it shut
down at least one of its outputs yesterday when I was tinkering...
scared the sh*t out of me when some of the blinking lights in my MOTM
and Oakley modules suddenly stopped blinking and instead froze.
That leads me to a more general question: how do op-amps, OTAs etc
behave when suddenly one of the supply rails go to GND, but the
second rail stays up? Can that do any damage to the parts?
Best,
Dino
>I think the MOTM power supply is current
>limited... otoh that might be way too much power
>for your circuit (might get hot)
>
>I use a PowerOne +/-15V supply at 1.2A and have never
>blown the supply with a mistake. It you monitor the
>voltages with a meter, it will show you if one or
>both of the suplies has shut down due to overcurrent.
>
>H^) harry
>
>--- Dino Leone <dino.leone at stanford.edu> wrote:
>
>> Dear SDIY members,
>>
>> My infant-SDIY experiments are approaching a level
>> where I need a
>> bench power supply - I think I almost fried my MOTM
>> power supply
>> yesterday...
>>
>> Anyway, I would need +/- 15V and +5V and wanted ask
>> if people could
>> make recommendations for an affordable, entry-level
>> bench supply?
>> Maybe I would have to scrap the +5V in the
>> beginning?
>>
>> Many thanks in advance,
>>
>> Dino
>>
>>
>>
>>
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