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LED display for DC power supply

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Abdur Rehman

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hello
i am new at electronics, i have made the 12V regulated DC power supply. now i want to maki a display for it , like if one volt is coming 1 LED glows if 2 volts are coming 2 LED's glows and so on.
some one said to use LM339 but i am not sure so can you help me Probably by circuit diagram :)
 
You can buy a **broken link removed**.
 
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If your instructor will not let you use the LM3914, here is something I came up with years ago. I needed a non-linear step progression to light each successive LED, so I had to tailor the resistor values to be other than linear steps.
 

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