Dual Power Supply

The dual power supply is a type of circuit whose output is consist of positive
voltage and negative voltage.

Schematic Diagram:

12V 12V 12V

V+

R2 C1
10kΩ U1
100µF
7
5

3
RefGND
6

R1 2
LM741 C2
10kΩ
100µF
R3
4

V-
10kΩ

This is the circuit schematic diagram that we created. The operation of this
circuit is as follows: the non-inverting input of the op amp accepts a 6V voltage in the
series resistor at resistor R1. It should be noted that the voltage at the non-inverting
input is the same as the voltage at the inverting input. Because the op amp is set up
as a voltage follower, the output voltage is the same as the inverting input value,
which is 6V. To obtain a positive and negative output voltage, we must regard the op
amp output as ground, which is known as the virtual ground.
 In this case, we call our virtual ground as Reference Ground (RefGND). As we
can see in the simulator, the reading of the XMM1 multimeter is -6V, whereas the
reading of the XMM2 multimeter is 5.999V, which is +6V, which is the outputs that
we want.

To understand how the output voltage came to be.

Let us begin with Loop 2. We all know that the op amp's
output voltage is 6V, but since the op amp's output voltage
is the virtual ground, the output will be -6V because
current will now flow from the actual ground (negative side
of the battery) to the reference ground. And the remaining
6V of the 12V source will be the output of C1.
 Andres Bonifacio College

College Park, Dipolog City

School of Engineering

INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

Final Project

by
John Lester S. Balbido
Johniel Dondoyano Cimafranca

Engr. Jayserine Andaling

Instructor