| Nanook |
whilst walking through a local industrial supply surplus store , I notice a nice little compact power supply. 110V primary to 700 V. Could I provide 110V to the seconadary winding and end up with 6.6 amps? I know this a very simplistic point of view.
I guess I better dig out Horowitz and Hill and brush up on my basics.
as always a great board for a lot of ideas and support. |
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| ir |
yes but only briefly - the ex 700 volt sec side (now primary) will likely severely overheat then breakdown causing a short
basically the wire will be too thin to carry 6.6Amps |
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