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Thank you guys.
Sorry but I don't have that much experience on designing circuits. Could you please tell me the values and types of transistors and Z-diodes that I could use on this circuit?
Thanks again.
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I'm sorry, there's an error on my question. I'll rephrase it.
Is there any regulator that can accept +50V max input and can output +15V and -15V for -50V?
Our professor once gave us this problem, and none of us got this.
Could you please answer this with a solution.
PROBLEM: Solve for x if x raised to x raised to x raised to x and so on is equal to 3.
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i already know their output currents. my question is that if it's ok if I input 6 amperes to these regulators. what will happen to them if i do this? :)
Should the input currents for these regulators be the same as their outputs? :)
I see. Could you please give me a schematic for this? :)
Is it ok if I input 6 Amperes 16Vdc to my LM7815 and 7915? I didn't find the max input current rating for the LM79xx and 78xx on their datasheets. What will happen to the regulators if I do this?
I'm sorry but I can't really picture out what you're trying to say. Especially the "separate windings...". Do you mean I have to use two bRidges?
Please understand I'm just a newbie in electronics. But I'll really appreciate you're help on this:)
Hi sirs,
We're making power supply for our ampli and equalizer project. And I've decided to use only one transformer (IN:220Vac; OUT:16Vac center-tapped/6 Amperes), 6A05 bridge rect., and LM7815 and LM7915. My amplifier requires 45Vdc/6A and the equalizer needs ±15Vdc/1A (for the ICs)...
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