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AdityaDev
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How do i get 250v dc power supply??
Should I use lots of batteries or is there an easier way?
Should I use lots of batteries or is there an easier way?
AdityaDev said:How do i get 250v dc power supply??
Should I use lots of batteries or is there an easier way?
I am using this to charge a capacitor bank containing 5 250v 180uF capacitors.I have access to mains power.This is not for injuring anyone. It is not intended to cause harm.Nugatory said:You will have to tell us much more if you want a sensible answer. What do you need this power supply for? What will you be doing with the generated voltage? What amperage do you need? For how long? Do you have access to mains power? How clean must the 250v be?
AdityaDev said:I am using this to charge a capacitor bank containing 5 250v 180uF capacitors.I have access to mains power.This is not for injuring anyone. It is not intended to cause harm.
A DC power supply is an electronic device that converts alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC) to power electronic circuits or devices. It typically consists of a transformer, rectifier, and regulator.
The main difference between AC and DC power supply is the type of current they provide. AC power supply produces alternating current, which periodically reverses direction, while DC power supply produces direct current, which flows in one direction only. AC power is commonly used for household appliances, while DC power is used for electronic devices and circuits.
A DC power supply works by converting AC voltage to DC voltage. The transformer steps down the AC voltage, the rectifier converts it to DC, and the regulator controls the output voltage to maintain a constant level. This process is often repeated multiple times to produce different output voltages.
There are several types of DC power supply, including linear, switched-mode, and programmable. Linear power supplies use a linear regulator to produce a constant output voltage, while switched-mode power supplies use a switching regulator for higher efficiency. Programmable power supplies allow for adjustable output voltages and currents.
DC power supplies have many applications in various industries, including electronics, telecommunications, automotive, and aerospace. They are commonly used to power electronic circuits and devices, charge batteries, and provide a stable power source for testing and calibration purposes.