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Adjustable power supply (for a project box--not benchtop)

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Does anyone know a good source for small adjustable power supplies? Ideally, the source should be adjustable by a reference voltage. Here are my needs:

Input voltage: 24V
Output voltage: 0-20V
Ouput current: 0-500mA
Output is bias voltage *2. I supply a 0-10V reference and get 0-20V out.
Efficiency: don't care
Cost: don't care

I'm sure I could build something up, but it would be nice if there was an exisiting solution that I could just buy.
 

This links might give you some tips though it does not 100% match your requirement:




Hope it helps.
 

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