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18th May 2006, 09:04 PM
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Transformer wiring
I have a transformer with the following primary/secondary configuration (see attached pic) . I would like to use this in a dual bridge rectifier power supply per the diagram below (taken from http://zero-distortion.com/start.htm) The goal is 38-0-38. Can I use the 14 and 28 taps on the secondaries to attach to the bridge rectifiers to achieve this result? Thanks for the help!
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18th May 2006, 10:31 PM
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If both sides of the secondary produce the same current, then just wire it up as in the diagram using only the 28V and 0V legs to each bridge. 28 x 1.414 = 39.59 After losses, you'll be close to the 38-0-38 target.
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