Gentlemen,
I could really use some assistance please.
I am working on a project as an amateur inventor.
I am not an electrical engineer nor do I pretend to be---that is why I am posting this call for help.
I need to know if there is a manufactured variable voltage, variable, amperage, and variable frequency DC power supply available for use in a test lab.
Before everyone tells me that I am a dummy and need to go back to school and all that stuff, I will explain the application.
I need to vary the output voltage from 0-18 volts DC.
I need to vary the output amperage from 0-30 amps.
I need to vary the output frequency from 0-40k hertz.
Why do you ask?
This is to set a voltage, amperage, and a frequency and take a measurement of the effect to manually build a graph to determine optimum voltage, amperage, and frequency for a electrolysis experiment I am conducting.
The output must be DC--polarity cannot change.
I need the power supply to plug into a normal wall outlet.
If one is not built commercially, is there any way to set this type of circuit up in a laboratory scenario?
Anyone's assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I could really use some assistance please.
I am working on a project as an amateur inventor.
I am not an electrical engineer nor do I pretend to be---that is why I am posting this call for help.
I need to know if there is a manufactured variable voltage, variable, amperage, and variable frequency DC power supply available for use in a test lab.
Before everyone tells me that I am a dummy and need to go back to school and all that stuff, I will explain the application.
I need to vary the output voltage from 0-18 volts DC.
I need to vary the output amperage from 0-30 amps.
I need to vary the output frequency from 0-40k hertz.
Why do you ask?
This is to set a voltage, amperage, and a frequency and take a measurement of the effect to manually build a graph to determine optimum voltage, amperage, and frequency for a electrolysis experiment I am conducting.
The output must be DC--polarity cannot change.
I need the power supply to plug into a normal wall outlet.
If one is not built commercially, is there any way to set this type of circuit up in a laboratory scenario?
Anyone's assistance would be greatly appreciated.