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For general rectification of up to an Amp, with no special requirements, I also use the 1n400x family. I have some generic 3A diodes in a power supply and a 25A, 50PIV bridge module in another power

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Thanks, but the output i need is 20V!!

<david.glaister@v...> wrote: Boy am I embarassed! That's what I get, I guess, for spouting off without drawing out a circuit. I had it backwards. Here is a link to a schematic for a circuit to convert

thank you for giving some suggestions and pointing mistakes i done this will help me in my future Steve <alienrelics@...> wrote:Not necessarily. All CRT VGA monitors are analog input, and most

i have the nice stuff for u .use the bridge rectifier IC BR68 which has a current rating of around 3A.. and a regulator IC LM323 which also has a xcapability of handling around 4.5A so why are u

<david.glaister@v...> wrote: Indeed. That's what I meant. You see, the 5804 clock input appears to be negative edge triggered while the clock inputs to the K8035 are positive edge triggered. The

That's called a buck-boost regulator. Check http://www.national.com and http://www.ti.com and http://www.philips.semiconductors.com/ Alien Steve supply would range from 12VDC(9VAC) to 33VDC(24VAC),

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Thanks all man Yes, I am saying that the old one has a rating of 20VDC 3A. How can I generate the 20VDC 3A then?? I see 2 difficulties If I use a turn ratio of 10:1, after the bridge rectifier, the DC

clock low Thanks for the suggestion. I kind of understand what you are getting at, but... Because the outputs from 5804 are active sequentially as it steps each motor winding, is it possible to use

--- In Electronics_101@..., "Dave Mucha" <dave_mucha@y...> wrote: ... > Check your current requirements and your voltage requirements. > > Most likly, the laptop will run on 12 and 5 VDC

<david.glaister@v...> wrote: According to the documentation that you provided, the counter circuit appears to be positive edge triggered, meaning that the counter changes state when the level at one