How it works
The LM723 controls an external power stage to provide an adjustable DC output. Coarse and fine voltage controls make it easier to set a desired voltage, while the current adjustment limits the output current.
The archive labels the supply 0–35 V and 0–3 A. Those endpoints depend on the complete transformer, rectifier, pass-transistor, and auxiliary supply arrangement. They are design targets, not validated operating limits.
Original schematic
CLICK TO ENLARGEOn the bench
Review mains isolation and enclosure construction before building. Test the regulator from a suitable isolated source, verify current limiting at low energy, and assess pass-transistor dissipation across the whole operating range.
Resources & provenance
Rewritten from the original circuits/pos/h23n8m9_pos003.php page. Component values and historical performance claims have not been independently bench-tested. The circuit figures have had their watermarks removed.
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