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i have made a dual power supply i dont understand why i dont get enough voltage at the output??
Without loads, 150nF is sufficient. Not very useful, though.hi,
The smoothing caps are much too low in value.
Without loads, 150nF is sufficient. Not very useful, though.
No. The power transformers in Pakistan must behi Ron
Did you notice the 1Hz freq.?![]()
No. The power transformers in Pakistan must be
HUGE.![]()
thanks for enlightening us about this point!!
i tried increasing the capacitor values but than the output voltage decreases.
about the freq this is just done on the simulator which for some reason gives an error when operating with high freq.
now it gives a output of 4v on each side but when i increase the capacitor values than it again gives an error.why is that happening?
yeh i norm,ally sue ltspice but didnt use it because of the unavailibility of the centre tapped transformer
It's 3 inductors. K1 specifies the coefficient of coupling. Look up "mutual inductance" in the help section. Also look up "transformer model". I used K=1, which would be an ideal transformer, but in the real world, it will always be somewhat less. K=0 is no coupling.How did you make the transformer model?