the first link looks really nice, but i have to modify it for up to 6A.
thanx!

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>Looking in my "archive" I haven't found one supply with the 
>identical features needed, however may look at these links:
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>(0-30v  3A) 
>http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/power/003/index.html  
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>(0-24V - 4A) (Finnic language)
>http://koti.mbnet.fi/~huhtama/ele/index.php?si=kyt01.sis&pa=j    
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>(many many supply circuits and documentation)
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>http://www.messaggeri.it/xalimentatori.htm   
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>regards
>Marco
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>> Does anyone have a recommendation for designing a simple lab power 
>> supply?
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>> I need an additional power supply, to take it with me when i have to 
>> do some tests outside the lab. So i think about building it myself.
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>> Requirements are about: 0-25V / 0-5A (with voltage and current 
>> control)
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>> Where can i find a good and simple schematic for such a device?
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>> Thanx!
>> tino
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