The question is : How to make a DC power supply with a fixed 12V output using a bridge rectifier.
I hope you guys can help me as soon as possible.
I hope you guys can help me as soon as possible.
At least Google it for yourself, instead of waiting for Aerb to Google it for you.Hello,
This sounds like homework.
Show us what you have done YOURSELF.
That way we can see where you need some help.
Bertus
Hola Aerb,
The only thing you are going to change in this circuit is, instead using 7809, you are going to use 7812. That's it.
What maximum current do you need?The question is : How to make a DC power supply with a fixed 12V output using a bridge rectifier.
I hope you guys can help me as soon as possible.
Aerb, seeing as this was homework, it would have been better if you had not simply given an answer. How do you expect the OP to learn simply by copying a schematic? Getting answers to homework is not the purpose of the homework forum.
The only thing you are going to change in this circuit is, instead using 7809, you are going to use 7812. That's it.
Hey atferrari,Hola Aerb,
Nice quick response.
What is the maximum current I could handle?
Have you built the circuit? If so, could you explain this: "9V DC regulator using 7806"? That could confuse the OP.
Sorry, you're right. But since he needed the answer fast, i wanted to give the answer straight forward. And this is a pretty simple circuit, you know, i think he'll learn while he's doing it.Aerb, seeing as this was homework, it would have been better if you had not simply given an answer. How do you expect the OP to learn simply by copying a schematic? Getting answers to homework is not the purpose of the homework forum.
That's actually another point I wanted to make--students who say "URGENT" or "NEED BY xxxxxxxx" usually are saying that because they have not managed their time well. In my opinion, they should not be rewarded for this by simply being given the answer. They should still do the majority of the work themselves.Sorry, you're right. But since he needed the answer fast, i wanted to give the answer straight forward. And this is a pretty simple circuit, you know, i think he'll learn while he's doing it.
me: Yes , actually I have found the circuit similar to what aerb has given. i'm asking him because i want to confirm whether my diagram is correct or not before i proceed to the next step. I have done the research but need to confirm the diagram as soon as possible due to lack of time.Hello,
This sounds like homework.
Show us what you have done YOURSELF.
That way we can see where you need some help.
Bertus
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