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Probably got loads of capacitors that would do the trick - a lot of my design will rely on trial and error. Thanks for the possible answer - ill give it a try and see what happens.
Well that appalling diagram is all I have at the moment... But the circuit that I wish to power contains a motor (4.5V to 12V), a high op LEDagain 12V. The motor will be controlled by a pot. I really just need to try and find out the value of the capacitor that might hold the voltage to anything...
Hi,
I'm using a transformer to lower UK mains electricity from 230Vac (50Hz) to 12Vac. I have got a rectifier (KBPC104) and will be using this to get around 12Vdc.
I would like to implement some smoothing to have a more constant dc supply. My load on the circuit I will be powering will be...
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