I have been told that it's not worth the effort. I need 48VDC at a high amperage, about 3A or higher from a standard household outlet. I have found several SPS (switching power supplies) that cab do the amperage but not at a voltage higher than 12VDC. What I suggest is to change an existing power supplies components to achieve my 48VDC.
I am doing this in hopes that I can obtain a type of "Switching AC-to-DC Power Supply". Dispite the many posts I have recieved whether this type of power supply is isolated or not, the general concensus from several "tech support teams" is that it is isolated. So my aim is to eventually make a SPS that can handle 48V at 3A(min).
I realize, in the long run I would be better off outsourcing an engineer to design what I need but, right now I'm trying to build a prototype. Rest assured if this is something that no one wants to tackle or have inout in, I will stick with my transformer model that I have (thanks all for the help) and at a later date pay to have this done, if it is even possible.
I am doing this in hopes that I can obtain a type of "Switching AC-to-DC Power Supply". Dispite the many posts I have recieved whether this type of power supply is isolated or not, the general concensus from several "tech support teams" is that it is isolated. So my aim is to eventually make a SPS that can handle 48V at 3A(min).
I realize, in the long run I would be better off outsourcing an engineer to design what I need but, right now I'm trying to build a prototype. Rest assured if this is something that no one wants to tackle or have inout in, I will stick with my transformer model that I have (thanks all for the help) and at a later date pay to have this done, if it is even possible.