It was a adjustable supply, with digital meters and voltage and current were adjustable. Also, by fliping a switch, it could be used as a adjustable load.
I built one of these and it has worked perfectly until now. I am looking for the schematic for this beast, my own copy has gotten lost.
Thanks, Jan Finland
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Speaking of Elektor Electronics magazine, what has happened to them? Are they still in business, or gone belly up? Their web site has been down for some months now, and I can't find any recent info related to their existence or demise.
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Elektor Electronics magazine is still going strong.
Their web site is runnign nicely at address
Maybe your Internet connection is just down or broken....
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Jan,
Have the Dutch version from 1988. Microcontrolled power supply. Even if you can't read Dutch, the schematics and layouts should remain the same. Takes some time to scan them and will be over 1MB .GIFs I guess. (Totaly, not per piece.)
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I found a number on the top side of the PCB, it's 930033.
Jan
I can sent you a scan if you want
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