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| This LM723 power supply delivers 0–24 V at up to 750 mA without requiring a negative or floating auxiliary supply. Using clever configuratio...

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| This second part of the small project series is a practical guide to assembling and testing the precision laboratory power supply presented...

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| In the previous issue, an adjustable DC load was presented. It allows the implementation of an electronic load for DC power supplies and can...

| Low-noise power for audio and sensors is easy to get “working” and hard to get quiet: in this Elektor Lab Talk #42 clip, Ton Giesberts shows...

| Ready to solder? This audio series delivers easy-to-build DIY circuits, beginner-friendly components, just enough electronics theory, and lo...

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| This article covers an extended, symmetrical version of an adjustable DC load. The design is suitable, for example, for testing the typicall...

| Looking for new power- and energy-related projects and insights? Download the free Power & Energy 2026 Bonus Edition of Elektor for articles...

| We kick off 2026 with the annual Power and Energy edition of Elektor. Inside, you’ll find a range of insightful tutorials and projects from...

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| Keeping lithium cells or batteries in spare parts boxes isn’t very practical if you can’t verify their efficiency or actual charge capacity....

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| The advantages of using an adjustable DC load for power supply testing are clear: There is no need to work with a collection of different lo...