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    <p>Thanks dudes! It helps to know what to search for. Now I can make
      my supplies. You're the best!<br>
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    <p>--TimR<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/16/2019 12:30 AM, Jarno
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      <div>+1 to Neils' suggestion, for instance, look at the schematic
        for the CPS150 power supply.</div>
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        april 2019 om 9:18 schreef Neil Johnson
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                  <div dir="auto">Larger mixing desk power supplies
                    often have this function. Check the power supply
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                    04:09 Tim Ressel, < <a
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                    <br>
                    I am putting together a power supply for my new 5U
                    case. At first I just <br>
                    have 7815 and 7915 regulators. But then it occurred
                    to me: would it not <br>
                    be indeed nice to have both rails fold back if one
                    over currents? to <br>
                    answer my own question, why yes, yes it would. <br>
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                    So now to make it work. I thought of using LM317 and
                    LM337s and do a <br>
                    cross-over thing. Use an op-amp to servo off of a
                    virtual ground set up <br>
                    with a voltage divider. I am not sure if that will
                    do what I want. I <br>
                    guess I can try it with the 'L' versions; easier to
                    put into foldback. <br>
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                    I also thought of using LM723s but that gets
                    complicated in a hurry. <br>
                    More than I want. <br>
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                    Thoughts? <br>
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                    --Tim (musing aloud) Ressel <br>
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                    --Tim Ressel <br>
                    Circuit Abbey <br>
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