[ARC5] What's a Transformer - II
Scott Robinson
spr at earthlink.net
Thu Jul 5 21:58:00 EDT 2018
I suspect that teh transformer secondary is supposed to be used this way:
your config my suggested config
0 55V
9V I dunno
33V 20V
55V CT
75V 20V
107v 55V
With bridges and cap input filters. this gives 55*1.4=+/-77V DC and
20*1.4=+/-28VDC
I don't know what the 9V tap is for.
FWIW<
Scott
On 7/5/18 6:24 PM, Robert Eleazer wrote:
> I hooked up the transformer I got for the young guy who did not know
> what it was. It is quite different from any I have seen in a piece of
> consumer electronics.
> Hooking up 120VAC to the primary, I found that the secondary has
> multiple taps in series. Putting the multimeter lead on the first two
> gives 9V, the 1st and 3rd give 33V, then next there is 55V, 75V, and
> so on up to 107VAC at the other end.
> Suitably mounted and equipped with switches, this could be a step by
> step isolation transformer, perhaps good for older equipment designed
> to work on 110 VAC as well as for gradually powering up equipment
> where you are worried about the capacitors. Based on the 700W peak
> rating of the audio amp it powered, it should be good for 3 or 4 amps.
> Wayne
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