That looks fantastic. Too bad it's Proton Basic though. Thanks for sharing.
Very clever. What LCD did you use?
I have on my bench a Agilent N6705A that has many of he same functions. It only costs the price of a small car.
Hi there,
Thanks for your comment. Anyway I used 128X64 Samsung KS0108 Graphic LCD and matrix keypad which I converted to PS2, or any PS2 numeric keypad.
Cheers
Interesting project.
Are you using PID to control the output voltage?
Ioannis
I'm guessing from the thread title that OP is using an external DAC - so PID is not needed. The MCU's I use have a built-in (dual-channel) 12-bit DAC and I have done something similar. The DAC output is scaled to 2V full scale. An op-amp (rail-to-rail) buffer with 6x gain and a simple linear output stage gives 0-12V output with 3mV resolution.
Why pay for overpriced toys when you can have
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can some one send me the files please
schematic for this power supply
there is a link in the start of video but it is a dead link :/
I never downloaded the "code". But it seems to just be a sales pitch, from reading the posts: http://www.protonbasic.co.uk/archive...p/t-54946.html
http://www.scalerobotics.com
Last edited by chuck; - 22nd June 2012 at 19:00.
i am very interesting to this power supply? where I can download schematic of power supply
That looks fantastic. Too bad it's Proton Basic though. Thanks for sharing.
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