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A DC power supply is the following components: 1) A step down transformer to reduce the incoming 120 (or 240) V to a lower level, say 12VAC. 2) A rectifier which converts the AC waveform to a pulsed DC waveform. 3) A filter which smooths out these pulses to a more steady-state signal. 4) A voltage regulator, be it a zener diode or LMxxxx voltage regulator, which keeps the output at a consistent level.

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