Quick Answer: The IC Regulated Power Supply is a linear bench supply with a continuously variable 0 – 30 V DC output at up to 1 A, and meters showing voltage and current.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
0 – 30 V DC, continuously variable
0 – 1 A output current
IC-based linear regulation; ripple and noise below 1 mV RMS
Short-circuit and overload protection
Voltage and current meters
Powder-coated cold-rolled steel chassis with colour-coded 4 mm shrouded sockets
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Output voltage
0 – 30 V DC, continuously variable
Output current
0 – 1 A
Regulation
IC-based linear
Ripple and noise
< 1 mV RMS
Protection
Short-circuit and overload
Chassis
Cold-rolled steel, powder-coated
Terminals
4 mm shrouded sockets, colour-coded
About This Product
A variable regulated supply is the standard source for electronics practicals, where transistors, diodes and ICs need a steady bias voltage that does not sag as the load changes. Students use it to plot device characteristics, power test circuits and study Ohm’s law with low-voltage DC.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the output range of the IC Regulated Power Supply?
The output is continuously variable from 0 to 30 V DC, at up to 1 A.
Does the IC Regulated Power Supply have overload protection?
Yes, it has short-circuit and overload protection.
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