maharajan18
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I have a 12-0-12 V, 3A Center tap transformer. Now i can get 12V 3A DC by using a full wave rectifier on the outer taps or a bridge rectifier on the center tap and one of the outer taps.
Is it possible to use two bridge rectifiers on each outer tap with the center tap common between them and connect the two DC outputs in parallel to get a 12V 6A DC output?
Or will this parallel connection cause a short circuit.
I will be using this to test automotive bulbs so I need more current than 3A
Thanks in advance
Is it possible to use two bridge rectifiers on each outer tap with the center tap common between them and connect the two DC outputs in parallel to get a 12V 6A DC output?
Or will this parallel connection cause a short circuit.
I will be using this to test automotive bulbs so I need more current than 3A
Thanks in advance