LED Ring Light Power Supply
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I wanted a simple power supply for my milling machine LED ring lights. I wanted to avoid splicing into the Mill's wiring and I wanted to avoid making or buying battery packs and worrying about where the charger went...
So I chose to use our ubiquitous Ryobi 18V batteries as the power supply, so I remixed Matthew Winder's Blank Power Box design.
I needed an adjustable voltage output of ~12 volts and a voltage display that was viewable from the front of the mill. I selected a LM25596 based buck converter board remixed the blank box to be able to mount the regulator on the side and cover it with a transparent cover to protect it from flying metal chips. I added a switch to the bottom side of the box, mounting holes on the sole plate of the box and called it a day.
So I chose to use our ubiquitous Ryobi 18V batteries as the power supply, so I remixed Matthew Winder's Blank Power Box design.
I needed an adjustable voltage output of ~12 volts and a voltage display that was viewable from the front of the mill. I selected a LM25596 based buck converter board remixed the blank box to be able to mount the regulator on the side and cover it with a transparent cover to protect it from flying metal chips. I added a switch to the bottom side of the box, mounting holes on the sole plate of the box and called it a day.
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