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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: NC
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I need a AC to DC converter for testing transformers for my ribbons... but I can't seem to find one with selectable voltages...
I need a power supply that will let me run voltages from 0.01mv to 4v while caring a high amperage... say something like 30 amps at 4 volts minimum with the amperage increasing as you go down to 0.01mv I guess this is a 120w PSU minimum... a 800w one would do my purposes better though if there's some kind of circuit I can build to do this with a normal transformer let me know thanks |
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