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Circuit diagram for 12V 200mA DC regulated power supply for single CCTV camera

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How can I build a regulated 12V DC 200mA power supply for a single CCTV camera?

You can power the camera from an existing 12V SMPS output as long as it is not too noisy and can supply at least 200mA [#21666561] A current rating is just what the supply can provide, so you normally do not need extra current limiting; if you absolutely need it, a simple resistor can do it [#21666562] If you want to build one, one suggested regulated 12V supply uses a transformer-based circuit, and the 230V transformer can be replaced with a 120V transformer [#21666556] You can also buy a ready-made regulated 12VDC supply in the 300mA to 1000mA range instead of designing one from scratch [#21666559] Another practical route is to use SMPS reference/demo boards or a cheap off-the-shelf SMPS unit, because designing the isolated transformer/inductor yourself is the difficult part [#21666565]
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    Pothuganti Balaiah
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    Steve Spence
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    Pothuganti Balaiah
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  • Ready-made 12 V regulated supply options

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    Steve Lawson
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    Pothuganti Balaiah
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    Steve Lawson
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    Steve Spence
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    Pothuganti Balaiah
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    Pothuganti Balaiah
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  • Buy an eBay SMPS and reuse its transformer

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    Earl Albin
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Topic summary

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The discussion focuses on designing a 12V, 200mA regulated DC power supply suitable for a single CCTV camera. A recommended approach includes using a transformer-based linear power supply with a 12V regulator circuit, with a provided example circuit diagram originally designed for 230V input but adaptable to 120V transformers. Alternative solutions suggest employing ready-made regulated power supplies available from electronics suppliers, typically offering higher current ratings (e.g., 300mA to 1000mA). Another option is to utilize switched-mode power supplies (SMPS), such as those salvaged from satellite receivers, provided the output voltage is stable and noise is minimal. Current limiting is generally unnecessary unless specific load conditions require it; if needed, a simple resistor can be used. For custom SMPS design, obtaining isolated transformers or inductors is challenging, and using reference designs or demo boards from semiconductor manufacturers like Power Integrations, Texas Instruments, National Semiconductor, Intersil, or Linear Technology is advised. Purchasing inexpensive SMPS units from eBay is a practical alternative, as they include the necessary isolation components and regulation circuitry.
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