Hi all! I need a voltage regulator:Uin=220±10%;50 Hz;Uout1=6.3 v;Uout2=-6.3 v; Iout=5.5 A; K>=150; Please, somebody hint me something about scheme. (Maybe you know a link at web page with the design of such regulator). TIA PS Sorry for bad english ;)
Voltage regulator
Mar 03, 2005
9 Replies
What is K?
--Mac
Need much more information....
I assume by Uin you are specifying a DC input voltage?
Do you want a PSU with linear regulator or a switch mode unit? How much space do you have to fit the thing in?
Do you mean that both outputs are rated at 5.5A, ie. total Pout = 70W?
What do you mean by the term K?
You also need to specify what is the average normal load and any short term peak load to be placed on the supply in order to be able select a PSU with adequate output rating.
In article , Fred Bartoli wrote: [...]
There are as many decades below 1Hz as there are above it.
--
kensmith@rahul.net forging knowledge
Isn't 50Hz almost DC?
Thanks,
Fred.
wrote:
I think that the lowest frequency is approx
1/(UTC - when did the Big Bang occur)(+-3dB of course)
martin
"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind" Gandhi
Can it be Kelvin. Maybe he's thinking on working temperature. Btw: How many degrees is that?
Well, 273 K is 0 C, IIRC. So, if it is Kelvin, then at least we won't have to worry about the transformer getting too hot.
--Mac
Good thinking. -123 degrees C. Now thats *cold*. Forget electrolytics.
Cheers Terry
Join the Discussion
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Didn't find your answer?
Ask the community — no account required