Yes.What actually is Ripple? is that the fluctuation of voltage between say 9v-15v
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Yes.What actually is Ripple? is that the fluctuation of voltage between say 9v-15v
That would be fine, just try and get the heat sink attached to or out of a side of your enclosure.Thought that might be the case, what about this rectifier that comes with heat sink. **broken link removed**
How would I use/wire those and I think if I do this I'd like to do it so as it can handle a tiny bit more incase other lights or 12vdc devices are added later on down the track. So I think I'd also like to smooth out the ripple/regulate the current so it stay as close to 12vdc as possible. I'm thinking I might do this to my set-up as well as I have some LED strip lighting that only works on dc that I could then put outside and power off my 12vac unit.
It looks like either way I go about doing this it's well under $10 for a bit of fun and a easy place to start learning about all this kind of stuff.
It is volt amps, its about the same as watts, manly used to describe the power handling of transformers.what's va stand for?