I'm looking for something that will take a 10V RMS, 400Hz Sine wave and boost it to 12V RMS (still at 400Hz). Is there a piece of equipment that I can buy that will do this? I would rather buy something off the shelf than make one myself. I can actually generate a signal at any RMS Voltage up to 10V RMS, if this can make things easier. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
The right transformer will do the job.
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an issue. One critical piece of info that was left off was the current capacity needed. Are we talking 100ma or 100A?
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be an issue. One critical piece of info that was left off was the current capacity needed. Are we talking 100ma or 100A?
We're talking about the 100 mA range - thanks!
an issue. One critical piece of info that was left off was the current capacity needed. Are we talking 100ma or 100A?
Little Audio xformer?, Signal transformer?
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be an issue. One critical piece of info that was left off was the current capacity needed. Are we talking 100ma or 100A?
Yes, an audio transformer would be good...any suggestions?
Any small audio transformer will do. just drive one winding with the signal generator and see what comes out of the other winding. It will either be more or less voltage. If it is equal, then wire it as an autotransformer to make a 2-to-1 step-up.
Angelo Campanella
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