Hi all, Be careful when using tantalum caps! I just used 3 10u 25V caps in series. I when turning up the voltage to 65V they exploded. Two are blown up, the...
Update: It was oscillating, tried a 100u alu-elco, 400V, blew up all the same the damn thing. It isn't oscillating without a cap. The elco also made a nice...
hi, continuing on the same subject... though, a slightly diff version, pls visit http://www.electronicsforu.com/. The home page has a link for PC based...
ok. Its a simple motor used mostly in toy cars or remote control toy cars. So may be now you could guess about it. One more thing: i know that all of you...
On 1 Jul 2004 13:47:14 -0000, Raheel Khan <raheelkhan@...> ... Yes do it as i said. use a fet or logic level fet, use a resistor to connect the gate...
If you want build the hardware part, try this: http://webs.ono.com/usr012/viltor/sb_adapter.htm On the other hand, if you want to build an entire PC ...
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... Look at a 3-phase electrical system. you can leave out the neutral because all currents add up to zero at the point where the neutral would be connected...
I think I understand it all except the flux?? Maybe a drawing would be better hehehe, Making you work for your money :) Thank you big guy, Question, is it...
The purpose of my question is so that I do not have to wait "35-40 years to see it". I want to be able to look at some sort of representation of what this...
In a message dated 7/1/2004 5:03:47 AM Central Standard Time, stefan_trethan@... writes: Probably the capacitances mismatched and the two got overvoltage. ...
In a message dated 7/1/2004 5:45:44 AM Central Standard Time, leon.heller@... writes: They also go bang when they are connected the wrong way round. ...
I think he was a bit harsh in his statement and perhpas you took it a little more personally than it was intended. His point is valid - a tool with an...
Oh hehe I guess I did misunderstand you then, but I am now confused again, you can or CANT use 3 separate single phase xformers winded into one to create 3...
Hi all, I really need some help with this. I finally got proper line and load regulation, but now the transient response is unacceptable. I worked a lot of...
... You can use 3 single phase transformers _separately_ to transform each phase on it's own and it will work all the same. But you can't mechanically connect...
Yes I most certainly agree with you, the more emails I get the more confused I get, I just cant FRIKEN understand this stupid transformer thing, hehe. Thanx ...
... I'm not sure i know what you want to know. I'm assuming you want to know why a 3-ph transformer works and why it is built this way, or do you want to know...
well then there is no point at all in doing the 3 separate xformers, I want 1 single one that will convert the 220 to 460 and continue the 3 phase from input...
Hi all, I don't think this email is in the no-no category, just wanting a little feedback that might be of help to you. I recently added a page to my web site...
... Yea i agree. But maybe you only can get single-phase ones. then you could use 3 separate ones. a single 3-phase one would be cheaper, smaller, lighter,...
If my brain serves me right (considering its early Friday morning) six isolating transformers connected correctly will do that. Uh oh, here goes another...
... that's a good idea... 2 3-ph isolation transformers would also do without any rewinding. as said used in labs and sometimes hospitals. (by the way you must...
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