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Hans wrote:
clc wrote: Im still trying to come up with a high current DC supply for my mobile HF rig. I have 4 - transformers that are all the same part number, there output is 4amp at 18.5 vac. I want to hook a bridge to each & then connect the DC outputs of each in parallel to increase current to my regulator circut. I should end up with 17 - 18 VDC @ 16 amps. Does this sound like it would work ok, Im not sure about paralleling DC supplies ? Why don't you connect the transformers in parallel and rectify / stabilize the total AC current? Hans There is a "chance" that the voltages won't be exactly the same. As a result you can have circulating currents in the transformers from that difference. The diodes solve that potential problem. Bill K7NOM |
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