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John Rudd:
There are a couple of reasons for putting the fuse in the pri,
1) it will blow if theres a short on the secondary or primary side......

2) the big 2200mfd cap will appear as a short circuit for a brief period as it charges up....depending on the fuse size, would cause it to blow...

RobWilson:

--- Quote from: Bluechip on December 31, 2015, 11:15:18 AM ---

Hence a 12 0 12 12VA tranny will be quite OK in practice even if your wretched simulator doesn't think so.



Dave



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Whats the poor thing done to you  :lol: :lol: I will try both .

The  transformers I have are 3VA




--- Quote from: John Rudd on December 31, 2015, 11:17:49 AM ---There are a couple of reasons for putting the fuse in the pri,
1) it will blow if theres a short on the secondary or primary side......

2) the big 2200mfd cap will appear as a short circuit for a brief period as it charges up....depending on the fuse size, would cause it to blow...

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Its moved John  :thumbup:



Rob

John Rudd:
I've not been a big fan of sims.....much prefer to see what happens if approach.....

Best thing to do Rob, is lash up the circuit on some Vero board with the 12 v transformer and measure what comes out.....

If the usual approach of  V ac in x 1.414 is applied and subtract the Vdrop for the diodes, the actual output is usually different to the theoretical calculated..... :coffee:

The meter never lies.... :lol:

RobWilson:
I have attached two files showing the regulator output voltages , one with an input of 12-0-12  and the other 18-0-18

The 12-0-12 gives out less than 12 volts  :scratch:


Rob

Bluechip:
3VA ???  :bugeye:  Like running 'em lean 'n mean eh ?  :D
Don't forget to phone up National Grid PLC before you power up. Tell 'em to brace themselves ...  :lol:  :lol:

Found the schematic:

The bottom bit, ie. + / - 12V was the original I built.

I've added your 5V & 9V, think it's OK ...  :scratch:

I've upped C1 & C5 a bit to reflect greater load but I don't think its really required for your application.

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