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±4 TO ±18 VOLT, 500 MILLIAMPERE D.C. POWER SUPPLY. This is a simple, general-purpose power supply intended for laboratory applications that require both a positive and negative current. The circuit uses commonly-available integrated circuit regulators that provide integral thermal overload protection as well as safe-area limiting. |
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±4 TO ±18 VOLT, 500 MILLIAMPERE D.C. POWER SUPPLY. This is a simple, general-purpose power supply intended for laboratory applications that require both a positive and negative current. The circuit uses commonly-available integrated circuit regulators that provide integral thermal overload protection as well as safe-area limiting.
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