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A DIY kit with an LM317 regulator that steps 110 V down to 1.25–12.5 V and adds a pulse generator, logic probe and continuity buzzer on a 7.3 × 6.8 cm board
This GCON LM317 DIY kit provides an adjustable step-down power supply module that converts 110V input to a regulated output between 1.25V and 12.5V. It is aimed at electronics hobbyists and technicians who need a versatile voltage regulation solution for prototyping or repair tasks.
The kit includes a PCB board measuring 7.3 x 6.8cm housed within a shell sized 11 x 6.9 x 41.5cm. It features a one-way adjustable signal generator for pulse signals, a logical pen function for testing circuit logic levels, and a buzzer for wire continuity and low-frequency signal detection.
The module operates without active cooling, relying on the LM317 regulator's inherent thermal management for the supported voltage range. Noise is limited to the buzzer used during testing functions. Power draw depends on the connected load and the configured output voltage within the 1.25V to 12.5V range.
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The module accepts a 110 V input and regulates it down to an adjustable 1.25 V to 12.5 V output range.
The enclosure measures 11 cm long, 6.9 cm wide and 41.5 cm high, so allow that clearance in your project box.
Builders frequently forget to fit the logic-pen probe and buzzer leads before closing the shell, leaving the test functions inaccessible.
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