How Do You Build A 24-Volt DC Power Supply?
Building a 24 VDC power supply is fun and challenging at the same time. These power supplies have a multitude of uses including pool pumps, garage down openers, and other applications. This power supply uses 110 VAC as the input, with 12 VDC at four amps output. These directions work well for any size DC power supply, with the only requirement being to change the electronic components to provide the desired power output. Glue the two 2-way terminal blocks to one end of the bread board (see tips). Ensure the screw attachments are pointed upwards and the wire connection point’s project cleanly through the bread board holes. Label one 2-way terminal block AC Input and the other DC Output. Glue the voltage regulator on the opposite side of the bread board from the 2-way terminal blocks. Ensure the wire connection point’s project cleanly through the bread board holes. Glue the step-down transformer on the bread board near the AC 2-way terminal block with the output side opposite the termina
