/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1526835
Not the guy you replied too. If you are refering to the brmonkey making a psu, it`s me and it`s already done. All I need is to find a nice case and decide on what pass device I`ll use (I`ve burned the ones I had bought by accident).
>things left to do
>case
>settle on R values for fine adjust
>adjust loop gain so it can go all the way up to 26V (it`s 22v now)
>PIC code for displays
>SOA tests
Pic is me testing it in a universal motor. (Quite good tests loads btw, most of them are like 1kW and start spinning at low currents)

Next time be polite and answer what the guy asked for, or don`t reply at all. I mean, just a current source, who cares if he is doesn`t know much english or did not posted his circuit.