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20th January 2008, 11:42 PM
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Another transformer question
Here is my schematic: here
My question is; does it matter which wire I connect where to the power supply from transformer 2? There are two wires coming out both look to be identical. The reason I ask is because the polarized capacitors are a certain way on one wire than the other. Does it matter? |
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21st January 2008, 12:02 AM
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No. it doesn't matter. There are no phase concerns here.
Victor
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