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I designed a dc power supply, it was working fine on simulator, but when i i put it on breadboard, R1 resistor(337) ohm burnt down. i as curious if i have to use resistor of high watt (because currently i am using quarter watt resistor). Though according to my concept a few mA current should pass through the R1 and R2.(Please correct me if my concepts are wrong because i am a beginner).
Components that i am using are:
1 transformer (step down 220 to 12*2V(i am taking 24V output))
capacitors of same value as shown in figure of 50V.
resistors of same value.
image file:
circuit.jpg
I designed a dc power supply, it was working fine on simulator, but when i i put it on breadboard, R1 resistor(337) ohm burnt down. i as curious if i have to use resistor of high watt (because currently i am using quarter watt resistor). Though according to my concept a few mA current should pass through the R1 and R2.(Please correct me if my concepts are wrong because i am a beginner).
Components that i am using are:
1 transformer (step down 220 to 12*2V(i am taking 24V output))
capacitors of same value as shown in figure of 50V.
resistors of same value.
image file:
circuit.jpg
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