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pic de una ups
would u please explain the "trickle Charge Current" ?
I am not familiar with this term. The data that I provided was written on the battery. If u need any furter data,,then i can go to the website and get the data for u.
dc to ac microcontroller based ups circuit code
My 12v Dc battery Specification..
12V/7AH/20H
Carging Voltage...14.5 - 15.0 v
Nominal Voltage...13.5 - 13.8 v
Charging current ..<2.1A
microcontroller base ups
Now i understand tornado. Thanks. U can now proceed to the next section. I am done with this transformer 12v-0-12v with a capacity of 1A.
pic16f628-based ups
are we connecting the two 12V battery in series??
or it is a 12-0-12 CT transformer. If we are working with a 12V battery(2 Battery in parallel) then the transformer of the charging circuit should be 12V...please clear my confusion...
thanks & regards
ups microprocessor based difference
ok i have gone through the pages..Hope ITP had gone through it as well. Now, Tornado...Please go to the next lesson. What to do next?
schematic diagram circuit of 500 va ups
yes...I have a transformer like u described..But one thing...I got a transformer...which's half of the core is for primary and the other half is for the secondary. In such arrangement both the windings have the same distance from the iron core. Will these...
circuit diagram for low cost ups
Ok ...Here it goes..
1:::OUTPUT POWER ---- ~500VA
2:::Battery Voltage----- 12V (7AHr) x 2pcs (Parallel connection to increase power and backup time)
3:::OUTPUT Voltage---- ~230VAC
4:::OUTPUT Frequency-- 50HZ(tolerance 2%)
Here are the requirement...now u can...
charger +designe+circuit
I just need a simple circuit which parts are common and easy to build and not a very large power is required. A 5 min backup will do just fine for me
thanks
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