Hi all,

FINALLY I have put up a page about my PIC-Based Bench Power Supply project.
I finished the project a while ago,and only got around to documenting it
now. The schematics and pictures are up, but the current version of the
code will take me a few more days to post on my page.

The basic idea was to build a positive/negative adjustable voltage bench
power supply capable of handling a decent amount of current (at least 2 or
3 amps) and have the voltage read out on an LCD display by, what else?, a
PIC16C71.

If you are interested, please take a look at:

http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/shb7/ps.html

and give me some comments.

I couldn't have done this without the help of the PICLIST. The PICLIST is
STILL the best technical listserv on the net. Specifically, I want to thank

Mike Keitz
Fr. Tom McGahee
Paul Webster

for answering my questions about this project. If I missed anyone, thanks,
and please accept my apology.

Sean



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