I have a small hobby anodizing line set up in the basement, 12-24VDC@2-5A.
I would like to do some "Type III" anodizing, 48-70VDC.
My power supply is a battery charger and two 12V marine batteries. My control is a variable 350W resistor.
Rather than buy 2-3 more batteries, I think that I would like to use a voltage multipling resistor network. I remember seeing plans years ago, always with the warning of how high the voltage could get with these networks. I have also seen commercially produced (cheap) multiplier circuits for small ozone generators (KV) that plug into a autos cigarette lighter socket.
For the life of me, I can't find plans anywhere for a voltage multipling resistor network. Does anyone know of plans, theory, or a reasonable alternative that might give me 2-5 A?
Thanks,
Jim Herbert
I would like to do some "Type III" anodizing, 48-70VDC.
My power supply is a battery charger and two 12V marine batteries. My control is a variable 350W resistor.
Rather than buy 2-3 more batteries, I think that I would like to use a voltage multipling resistor network. I remember seeing plans years ago, always with the warning of how high the voltage could get with these networks. I have also seen commercially produced (cheap) multiplier circuits for small ozone generators (KV) that plug into a autos cigarette lighter socket.
For the life of me, I can't find plans anywhere for a voltage multipling resistor network. Does anyone know of plans, theory, or a reasonable alternative that might give me 2-5 A?
Thanks,
Jim Herbert