Hi everyone.
First of all sorry for my English.
I did some experiences with my digital power supply to step up voltage from 30 voltage to higher voltage and after doing some examples I figure out output voltage display on power supply LCD is not showing correctly and always shows around 2.475 voltages on it.
This problem occurred when I use a capacitor and a coil directly connected to power supply output and bouncing wires causes back EMF field and produce very high voltage back to my power supply output but in the output of power supply a very big diode connected to prevent back emf (I thing!).
Here is a list of power supply behaviors:
1.The output voltage and current limiting working fine.
2.The output sensing wires working fine.
On the main board one IC called ( MPC3901A) (Low Cost Power Monitor Reference) doing ADC jobs and when I put a resistor on the ref pins the LCD display changes it's measurement. Also 4 (SGM 8272) High Voltage Rail-to-Rail Output Operational Amplifiers ICs.
I took a picture and attached it here so you can understand better than my poor English.
I will appreciate any help from you guys to help me fixing my power supply.
There is a topic about this power supply with some taken photos.
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/odp3032-experience/Best regards
Ramin