How would I get a constant DC output voltage from an AC voltage input?
S Thread Starter SalmaLuiz Feb 4, 2021 #1 How would I get a constant DC output voltage from an AC voltage input?
J JasonJones13 Feb 23, 2021 #2 Well, a half-wave rectified AC is harder to filter than full-wave rectified AC. What sort of project are you working on this for?
Well, a half-wave rectified AC is harder to filter than full-wave rectified AC. What sort of project are you working on this for?
S SalmaLuiz Mar 25, 2021 #3 I need a unified power source to include a socket, USB connection, and a light switch. I know, it's a lot.
I need a unified power source to include a socket, USB connection, and a light switch. I know, it's a lot.
J JasonJones13 Apr 16, 2021 #4 Use either/ both larger filter capacitors and regulators on the output.
T Tigre Jun 16, 2021 #5 If anyone is still looking on this thread — Add a 2nd wall box and buy a ready-made wall outlet with USB outlets integrated for one box, and a ready-made lit switch for the other. If it does fail, it will be much easier to fix down the road.
If anyone is still looking on this thread — Add a 2nd wall box and buy a ready-made wall outlet with USB outlets integrated for one box, and a ready-made lit switch for the other. If it does fail, it will be much easier to fix down the road.
