Abstract
Applications of power supply systems to supply sensors that require high voltage values are widely available in the market in the form of modules. However, in general, setting the voltage value is open by providing a voltage value from the potentiometer or trimmer component which is rotated manually. This becomes less flexible because the operator must always be nearby. The solution option is to implement automatic regulation via a potentiometer attached to an interface component connected to the microcontroller via a serial communication line called I2C. Furthermore, the microcontroller is programmed to receive regulatory commands and monitor the desired voltage value from a computer or mobile phone. This study uses the ATmega328P microcontroller, the MCP4725 DAC module and the CA12P-5TR series HV module from EMCO products. The results of this study are the design, implementation and prototype scheme.
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