Power supply circuit design

[MOHAMMED YOUNUS M]

Input specifications are
230v,50hz

i need output of 5v under 1a current

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I need a normal power supply

 

[Tahmid]

You can find thousands via Google.

https://lmgtfy.com/?q=5v+1a+power+supply+circuit+diagram
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https://www.circuitstoday.com/5v-power-supply-using-7805
https://www.google.com/search?q=5v+...7F8LIrQfRmIz5DA&ved=0CC8QsAQ&biw=1440&bih=743

Hope this helps.
Tahmid.

 

[goldsmith]

Dear MOHAMMED
Hi
A bit more explanation needed . would you like to design with transformer or without ? ( iron core ?) or perhaps , isolation isn't important ? or probably , you don't need linear systems ? maybe SMPS ? if insulation is important , i think a simple fly back converter can help you .
But you didn't tell what's your problem exactly ?!
Best Wishes
Goldsmith

 

[MOHAMMED YOUNUS M]

Dear sir,
i found so many of the circuits,but i need the steps to solve n find the value of load voltage,load current and value of smoothinig capacitor

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Dear sir,
i'm using component as follows
transformer of 9v,1 a.bridge rectifier,smoothing capacitor and limiting resistor;
sir i need step by step solution,so that i can manually design a 5v power supply

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Dear sir,
i'm using component as follows
transformer of 9v,1 a.bridge rectifier,smoothing capacitor and limiting resistor;
sir i need step by step solution,so that i can manually design a 5v power supply.
Input is 220v

 

[YAS_HASHI]

It's easy to use Linear Regulator IC.
AC220V => Transformaer => AC9V => bridge Rectifier => DC 12~14V unregulated => Linear Regulator IC => DC5V
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Be careful for cooling of Regulator IC. You need heatsink.

 

[zuq]

is it a constant load? I am assuming that is why you are saying 1A? R=V/1 so resistance of 5ohms?
if, efficiency is not an issue,
Use a step down transformer, go through a full bridge rectifier, put a filter capacitor across the output of rectifier and you can use a voltage divider or a linear voltage regulator to make 5 Volts.