AC to DC conversion

Jan 10, 2004 4 Replies

Can anyone help with deriving a 12v DC supply from a transformer that's giving me 12v AC at the moment please.



I extracted this transformer from an old telephone system (must have had a rectifier (is it?) in the system but I didn't realise I'd have to remove that too). I want to try running a car radio/cassette from it.



Thanks.


A full wave rectifier will do the job though you will loose a little opacity

I would also check the current raiting of the transformer. A lot of the newer high power car units can draw >10 amps.

sQuick..

"sQuick" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@eunomia.uk.clara.net:

Thanks guys.

A bridge rectifier, a capacitor and a regulator....the specifics would be dependant on further info...good luck, Ross

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