Reply with QuoteRemove windings, much more efficient, about 9 turns.
With a Toriod it is relatively easy.
There are many previous posts here on the subject.
Al.
Multiple rectifiers to drop power supply voltage?
Hi all,
Probably a daft question but I was wondering whether anyone can think of a reason (other than global warming) not to use multiple rectifiers in series to drop power supply voltage?
I've got a lovely 1000VA toroid transformer available for a new power supply but it's putting out 18V more than my drives can handle. As I have a big bag of rectifiers (30A continuous rating) on the shelf I was wondering about wiring 26 of them in series to drop the voltage as each one drops 0.7V. Any advice?
Cheers,
Shed
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Remove windings, much more efficient, about 9 turns.
With a Toriod it is relatively easy.
There are many previous posts here on the subject.
Al.
CNC, Mechatronics Integration and Custom Machine Design
“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”
Albert E.
Thanks Al,
Glad someone's shaken off the Chrimbo haze.
S
Or if you do not want to cut into the tape and varnish you could add a few windings and connect them in series with but opposite polarity to the existing winding.
