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Modulating Power supply

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Hi

I've a question.

I have to control V output from a Power supply using analog output from 0 to 5 V.
My problem is that Power supply can change. I always need to modulate it from minimum to maximum. Power supply can be: 12Vdc 24Vdc 36Vdc and 110Vac.

Is there a way to control these different output? Current flowing is little.
is there a component or a combination of compoinents that can control both DC and AC power supply?

thanks in advance.
 

HI
see the link below it may help,
**broken link removed**
 

Hello,

check this: - Practical switching power supply design.

Jope this help.
 

what do you think about solid state relay schematic? do you think it will be useful for my project?
 

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