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Stumpy
- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm planning on testing a house light dimmer switch to provide <120 Vac for
a bridge rectifier circuit with a one choke and two capacitor filter.
I presume that the dimmer will put out an attenuated sine wave so I can dial
up 0 - ~60 Vdc.
Is this feasible?
Also, the choke I bought at Radio Shack (273-102) has one end of the wire
wrapped around the core soldered to one lead of the choke. Does it matter
which way this points? Towards the PS or towards the load?
a bridge rectifier circuit with a one choke and two capacitor filter.
I presume that the dimmer will put out an attenuated sine wave so I can dial
up 0 - ~60 Vdc.
Is this feasible?
Also, the choke I bought at Radio Shack (273-102) has one end of the wire
wrapped around the core soldered to one lead of the choke. Does it matter
which way this points? Towards the PS or towards the load?