[sdiy] Strange transformer behaviour
Karl Ekdahl
_nial_ at yahoo.com
Fri Aug 8 02:30:21 CEST 2003
I've found a couple of pcb transformers that has four
windings, two primary and two secondary. The two
primary windings has 3kohm / 2kohm resistance and the
secondaries has 70ohm/100ohm resistance (no center
tap).
I connected my 220v to one of the primaries (i think
the 2kohm) and measured the outputs on the
secondaries, i got ~20v on each. I thought this was a
little bit strange behaviour since the secondaries has
different resistance...
..Well, to the problem, after rectifying (single wave
rectifier) and adding a 1000uF cap, the ~20v turned
into a 40v (!) output! I suspected i would get
something like 23v and i need something around 20v but
i only get 40v and that is too much. Is this correct
behaviour?
Happy for any thoughts...
/Karl
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