This is sort of a request - I was asked if I had a layout for the KAT Deacy Amp Battery Simulator which of course I don't but I thought "it can't be that hard to design one"
the KAT one has a "voltage sag" control on it to simulate the various battery discharge states so I designed that into it as well.
I thought however; I would go one step further though and include a battery state monitor too which is configured to show the working voltage of a 9 volt battery.
I thought it would be a good idea to do this little project because it has many uses outside of the Deacy amp - you can of course use it to sag the voltage of any 9 volt device such as guitar FX pedals which I know people like to do.
As you can see - I tested this using my constant current load set at 100mA and even pushed it to 200mA but I didn't want to go too far because I couldn't be bothered to find a heatsink. you can get upto 1.5 Amps if you use a decent heatsink.
This Layout of Battery Simulator With Voltage Sag And Bar LED Indicator Stripboard Veroboard seems to me really sound wonderful and I've read out the post very carefully and have very nice educative moment that I passed. Thanks
ReplyDeletethanks paul for your great project
ReplyDeletethe only one problem is that you haven't indicate holes between diods...
its great and of course fun project
it would be great if you show how to add more leds
thanks
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ReplyDeleteHi Paul! Is this a negative ground circuit?
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