Good video just added a bridge rectifier to my battery charger..when i hooked it up burned up the rectificer.. i hooked it up wrong.. your video shows good hook up
Folks, please read up on how ac/dc converters actually work. There is a "little bit of loss" - because there is a .7vdc voltage drop across a silicon diode. The output you think you're seeing is not true DC. It is a "folded" sine wave. That accounts for the rest of the "loss" you're seeing on the meter. Because the RMS equivalent from DC to AC is .707
Hi buddy I have a bridge rectifier that has the letters and numbers on it , SKB - 25/01 + 0461 , I need to replace it I think do you know what type of bridge rectifier I can replace it with as I can’t seem to find anything with the same numbers on it , it’s from a camper van and I think it’s for converting AC from a transformer to 12v for charging my leisure battery , I don’t understand it very well at all and so hoping u can shed some light on my situation if possible, many thanks in advance 😊😊👍
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Good video just added a bridge rectifier to my battery charger..when i hooked it up burned up the rectificer.. i hooked it up wrong.. your video shows good hook up
Wery well thanks
Folks, please read up on how ac/dc converters actually work. There is a "little bit of loss" - because there is a .7vdc voltage drop across a silicon diode. The output you think you're seeing is not true DC. It is a "folded" sine wave. That accounts for the rest of the "loss" you're seeing on the meter. Because the RMS equivalent from DC to AC is .707
😊 👍 thanks
sir is it possible to have ac volts on the dc pin of the diode? thanks
I have one question, my moped has only 1 cable AC, i put it on the side with the writing on and connected nothing to the opposite why does that work?
6:58 if you would have touched that AC lead/clip with your left hand, couldn't it have shocked you?
Does it need capacitor to run or not
I mean like we connect 4 diodes and 1..2 capacitor to run it for dc
Hi buddy I have a bridge rectifier that has the letters and numbers on it , SKB - 25/01 + 0461 , I need to replace it I think do you know what type of bridge rectifier I can replace it with as I can’t seem to find anything with the same numbers on it , it’s from a camper van and I think it’s for converting AC from a transformer to 12v for charging my leisure battery , I don’t understand it very well at all and so hoping u can shed some light on my situation if possible, many thanks in advance 😊😊👍
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