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help me i need power supply circuit 24A 5A

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24v power supply circuit

hi
please help me
i need or so much need
psu circuit 24V 5A
regards
 

lm338k regulator power supply circuits

Is it dc or ac?
 

switch lm338k power supply

ibrahem_mo said:
hi
please help me
i need or so much need
psu circuit 24V 5A
regards

hi,

The question from kiprono meant your input voltage is AC or DC into the psu?

Putting it otherwise, you operate it from the mains or from a DC source?

In case you feed it from the mains, here is a circuit for a linear psu:

https://www.elecfree.com/circuit/power-supply/lm338k-adjustable-power-supply/

If you do not have 120V AC mains voltage in your country but have 220-240V, then the transformer T1 should be chosen accordingly.

If you wish to build a switch mode power supply instead of the above linear one, here is one possibility out of many:

**broken link removed**

In this case the input voltage should be any DC between 5V - 36V and efficiency is over 90% or so, no need for big heat sink area, unlike in case of the above linear psu circuit. (So any mains transformer of 10V-24V AC output @5A with rectifier bridge and a suitable puffer cap should do.)

Here are some other choices for switch mode ICs you can choose from, of course other manufacturers are also an option:
https://www.linear.com/pc/categoryP...2&referringUrl=/pc/viewCategory.jsp&y=10&x=30

rgds, unkarc
 

iam sorry
input voltag is 220 ac 4a
output i need is 24v dc 5A

Added after 4 minutes:

unkarc said:
ibrahem_mo said:
hi
please help me
i need or so much need
psu circuit 24V 5A
regards

hi,

The question from kiprono meant your input voltage is AC or DC into the psu?

Putting it otherwise, you operate it from the mains or from a DC source?

In case you feed it from the mains, here is a circuit for a linear psu:

https://www.elecfree.com/circuit/power-supply/lm338k-adjustable-power-supply/

If you do not have 120V AC mains voltage in your country but have 220-240V, then the transformer T1 should be chosen accordingly.

If you wish to build a switch mode power supply instead of the above linear one, here is one possibility out of many:

**broken link removed**

In this case the input voltage should be any DC between 5V - 36V and efficiency is over 90% or so, no need for big heat sink area, unlike in case of the above linear psu circuit. (So any mains transformer of 10V-24V AC output @5A with rectifier bridge and a suitable puffer cap should do.)

Here are some other choices for switch mode ICs you can choose from, of course other manufacturers are also an option:
https://www.linear.com/pc/categoryP...2&referringUrl=/pc/viewCategory.jsp&y=10&x=30

rgds, unkarc

thank you
the input is 220v 4A AC can you help me with useful circuit
 

ibrahem_mo said:
thank you
the input is 220v 4A AC can you help me with useful circuit

@ibrahim_mo

In my links I referred to useful circuits. I cannot help with even more useful circuits, those are just the useful ones for your problem. You need further study in this psu topic, I wish you good luck.

unkarc
 

You can use UC3842 or UC3843 etc for your application. Following is the circuit you can modify a little and can get ur required output.

LINK

Enjoy!
 

unkarc said:
ibrahem_mo said:
thank you
the input is 220v 4A AC can you help me with useful circuit

@ibrahim_mo

In my links I referred to useful circuits. I cannot help with even more useful circuits, those are just the useful ones for your problem. You need further study in this psu topic, I wish you good luck.

unkarc

iam sorry
i read your topic but my input is 4A and i need the output is 5A
your circit is 5A in and 5A out
 

ibrahem_mo said:
unkarc said:
ibrahem_mo said:
iam sorry
i read your topic but my input is 4A and i need the output is 5A
your circit is 5A in and 5A out

I do not understand where you take the 5A in and which circuit do you mean exactly??
 

unkarc said:
ibrahem_mo said:
unkarc said:
ibrahem_mo said:
iam sorry
i read your topic but my input is 4A and i need the output is 5A
your circit is 5A in and 5A out

I do not understand where you take the 5A in and which circuit do you mean exactly??
i mean
your link
https://www.elecfree.com/circuit/power-supply/lm338k-adjustable-power-supply/
has a 5A transformer and the output is 5A
but my transformer is 4A and i want 5A for 24v dc output
 

What is your transformer secondary AC voltage output when you load it with 4A?
 

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