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Regulated 9V Power Supply Circuit using IC 7809

Last updated on 4 July 2026 by Admin-Lavi Leave a Comment

In many electronic projects, we need clean and fixed voltage for proper working, so this Regulated 9V Power Supply Circuit using IC 7809, it takes higher DC voltage and gives stable 9V output.

IC 7809 is easy to use and gives safe, constant voltage and also this power supply is very useful for small electronic circuits and beginner projects.

Circuit Working:

Regulated 9V Power Supply Circuit Diagram using IC 7809

Parts List:

ComponentsValuesQuantity
Resistor1k 1/4 watt1
CapacitorsElectrolytic 2200uF 25V, 1000uF 25V, 10uF 25V1 each
Ceramic 0.1uF2
SemiconductorsStep Down Transformer 220V AC to 12V AC, 1A1
Bridge Diode 1N40074
Diode 1N40072
Fuse 0.5A1
LED any 5mm1
ON / OFF Switch1

In this article AC mains supply goes to transformer and transformer reduces voltage to 12V AC, then diodes D1 to D4 make bridge rectifier and this bridge rectifier changes AC to DC.

Now capacitor C1 smooths DC and removes ripple and this smooth DC goes to 7809 IC input and then IC 7809 gives fixed 9V DC output.

After that, capacitors C3 and C4 reduce noise and LED with 1k resistor shows power ON, then diode D5 protects 7809 when power is OFF and diode D6 protects circuit from reverse connection.

Finally, fuse saves circuit from overload and ON/OFF switch controls main power.

Conclusion:

To conclude, in this project, we build and test a regulated 9V power supply circuit using the IC 7809; also the circuit provides a stable 9V output and operates properly.

Furthermore, IC 7809 makes the circuit easy and reliable and this power supply is useful for many electronic circuits; moreover, this circuit is good for learning basic power supply concept.

Filed Under: DIY Projects, Power Supply Circuits, Voltage Regulator

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