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There are many circuits on an inexpensive element base. Power supplies, converters and all that.

1. Scheme of a charger from a rechargeable flashlight (dangerous for batteries)

2. Voltage stabilizer on PT

3. Stable current sources

4. Current source

5. Voltage stabilizer

6. Current source

7. Bipolar current source

8. Stable current sources

9. Charger

10. Voltage converter

11. Very good charger

12. Option to replace the high-voltage zener diode

13. A simple indicator of radiation hazard

14. Charger

15. Voltage converter

16. Stable current source

17. Analogue of a zener diode

18. Voltage stabilizer with current limit - current source

19. Voltage stabilizer for solar charger

20. Ripple compensation in the power supply

21. Free Energy Charger

22. Voltage regulator on the logic element

23. A simple source of stable current

24. Switching stabilizer of a capacitor PSU

25. Transformerless clock power supply on optocouplers

26. Structural diagram of a capacitor voltage converter with current multiplication

27.Capacitive voltage converter

28. Current source on the integral zener diode

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