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Tag: power supply

LM2576 constant voltage / constant current switching power supply

October 19, 2015
by admin in Electronics Projects

I design an adjustable voltage / adjustable current limit power supply using an LM2576 buck converter. For the current limit function, I use an op-amp to measure the current from a sense resistor, a second op-amp to compare that to a pot, and then feed that signal back into the feedback pin.

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