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  1. hesam_m

    Transformerless 85-260V-AC to 12V-DC Power Supply

    Whenever you hear the transformerless (AC to DC converter without transformer) supply term, you initially imagine the capacitor-based solution: a high-voltage non-polarized capacitor in series with the mains line, a bridge rectifier, a Zener diode, and a filtering electrolytic capacitor. Such a...
  2. hesam_m

    220VAC to 8VDC 24W Flyback Switching Power Supply

    The most important part of any electronic device is the power supply section. Any instability or malfunction in this part causes the device to stop its operation or show weird behavior. In this article/video, I introduced an AC to DC Flyback Switching power supply that converts 220V-AC to 8V-DC...
  3. C

    Why would deep cycle 100ah battery drain down in 6.5 hour with a 1.4 amp load?

    Why would my 105ah deep cycle battery drain down in 6hrs when my load is only 1.4amps? Goal: To have lights run for 2 days -10hr/day I have: 12 led bulbs (each bulb is 14w/120v/60Hz/115mA/5000K) on 4 tracks Plugged into a heavy duty power strip(my test was done using only three tracks/9 light...
  4. S

    Recommendation on small Ac to DC converter

    I'm a new hobbyist. I've been gathering so many parts for a while now and learning on the go. I know I need a bench power supply to test my electronics the beat waya, but does anyone have any recommendations on the cheap $10 open circuit buck down converters to plug in my wall outlet and adjust...

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