New JAL project. Adjustable constant current source and constant current sink

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rob...@hotmail.com

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Aug 8, 2025, 11:40:29 AMAug 8
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Hi all,

Just FYI.

I uploaded a new JAL project to Youtube to further promote JAL. I also created an Instructable for it.

If you want to watch the video you can find it here: https://youtu.be/TT_d4CTmfRM

Kind regards,

Rob


David VB

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Aug 12, 2025, 5:34:02 AMAug 12
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Hey Rob,  

Rob CJ

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Aug 12, 2025, 1:32:33 PMAug 12
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Hi David,

Haha, I did not know that these things happen. Apparently my stuff looks 'old school' 🙂.

Nice to see that. And good of you to comment on it to get more people interested in JAL.

Thanks for the info!

Kind regards,

Rob


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Aug 12, 2025, 3:00:47 PMAug 12
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Rob CJ

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Aug 13, 2025, 12:52:51 PMAug 13
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Hi David,

Wow, that's nice. Maybe the will contact me to sponsor JAL 🙂.

About Hackday. It seems something like Instructables. Maybe its good if I post my projects also there.

And I now understand why they call this device 'old school', it must be because I am using an analog Ampere meter. I did that on purpose because it gives - at least that is my opinion - a nice reading. I even purchased it especially for this project. There is one disadvantage of this meter and that is the accuracy. In the video I calibrated the device with 1 Ampere but when I later set a current to 200 mA you see in the video that it does not reach that on the meter. So after the video I re-calibrated the device using a multimeter (so digital Ampere reading) and noticed that it was initially calibrated with a too low value. It seems that the analog Ampere meter gets less accurate at the end of the scale. So for correct calibration I have to go over the 1 Ampere on the analog Ampere meter. After that the current that I selected was OK.

Kind regards,

Rob


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Aug 13, 2025, 1:09:57 PMAug 13
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Hi

You cannot post directly on Hackaday.  It's a news aggregator, electronics related, whose redactors pick up projects, infos, ....  that they estimate of interest.

A sponsorship from microchip would beca great thing !



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