I need to power a Bill Changer acceptor. This is just the part the accepts the bills. It requires +5VDC, +12VDC, -12VDC AND 6VAC. These voltages all have the same single ground wire. How do I recreate this on my bench? I can do the DC with my bench power supply and I have a separate AC power supply but how do I get them together so that I can power up these acceptor? I am a little confused on this one.
Thanks
Russ

 

you can get a triple output power supply, like the Volteq HY3005D-3, which will give you +5VDC, +12VDC, -12VDC, you can use another power supply or a divider to bring the 12VDC to 6VDC. Here is the link in case you need it: http://www.volteq.com/linear-power-...3005d-3-triple-outputs-30-v-5a-new-model.html

 

How many voltages can you generate at once?

 

How well can you read the date of the original post?

 

you can get two adjustable outputs, each at 0-30V; and there is a fixed third one at 5V. total three. that's why I say you can use another power supply to get 6V, or use the +12V and use a voltage divider to bring it down to +6V.

 

How well can you read the date of the original post?

Clearly not a skill of jamesd168