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Hi guys,
I m trying to find some solutions to do ""24VAC,2ARMS==>24VAC,0.2ARMS with variable load "" conversion without transformer bt not getting a way..
Can anyone provide me some insight..?
Thanks in advance.
 
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You have a 24 VAC RMS supply that is capable of providing up to 2 Amps RMS. There will be a load that is powered by the supply. If the load impedance or resistance is less than 120 Ohms, then the load will draw more than 0.2 A RMS. Are you wanting to limit the load current to be less than or equal to 0.2 A RMS, even if the load's impedance is less than 120 Ohms?
 

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