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Jim Babcock
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I need variable 0-to at least 170 V at 10 amps or more.
H
H. Dziardziel
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On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 12:19:08 -0800, "Jim Babcock"
<jimbab5@juno.com> wrote:
<jimbab5@juno.com> wrote:
specify regulation etc..
C
CJT
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H. Dziardziel wrote:
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Don't forget some rectification.
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On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 04:29:57 GMT, CJT <abujlehc@prodigy.net>
wrote:
wrote:
Oversight corrected thanks!
J
Jamie
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that is a good one! 
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how filtered do you want it?
the simplest thing that comes to mind is
an adjustable autotransformer into a bridge with
some caps., how ever, getting caps to operate for
half way filtering at 170 volts at 50/60 hz maybe a
problem..
..
Jim Babcock wrote:
)how filtered do you want it?
the simplest thing that comes to mind is
an adjustable autotransformer into a bridge with
some caps., how ever, getting caps to operate for
half way filtering at 170 volts at 50/60 hz maybe a
problem..
..
Jim Babcock wrote:
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Sam Goldwasser
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H. Dziardziel <hdzi@zworg.nospamcom> writes:
enough resistance and high peak current. 100,000 uF for 1 V ripple.
Maybe if we knew more about the application, there could be some more
useful suggestions.
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Figure 10,000 uF at 200 V to get 10 V ripple if the source has a low
enough resistance and high peak current. 100,000 uF for 1 V ripple.
Maybe if we knew more about the application, there could be some more
useful suggestions.
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