N niknak New Member Jul 8, 2011 #1 Has anyone got or can anyone design a circuit for me. It is to get 220vdc 5ma from a 9volt battery. It is so I can build my own proving unit for my Electrical Inspection and Testing Kit. It is basically to prove my tester is working after proving Electrical supply has been disconnected.. I am new here and I hope this request is in the right place..
Has anyone got or can anyone design a circuit for me. It is to get 220vdc 5ma from a 9volt battery. It is so I can build my own proving unit for my Electrical Inspection and Testing Kit. It is basically to prove my tester is working after proving Electrical supply has been disconnected.. I am new here and I hope this request is in the right place..
SABorn New Member Jul 8, 2011 #2 Try feeding a 240 volt x 9 volt transformer in reverse with a h bridge like is done with an inverter.
Try feeding a 240 volt x 9 volt transformer in reverse with a h bridge like is done with an inverter.
N niknak New Member Jul 9, 2011 #3 Excuse my ignorance what is a h bridge.. do you have a simple diagram. thanks
debe Active Member Jul 9, 2011 #4 This is as simple as it gets & will work on 9V, Ive built it as part of a CDI unit for a small motor. Attachments CDI 3.JPG 1.8 MB · Views: 192
This is as simple as it gets & will work on 9V, Ive built it as part of a CDI unit for a small motor.
S shortbus= Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jul 9, 2011 #5 Sounds like a Darwin Award winner coming soon.
audioguru Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Jul 9, 2011 #6 debe said: This is as simple as it gets & will work on 9V. Click to expand... You show a 24V power supply (+12V plus -12V) but I think you have +12V and 0V instead. Its output is a square-wave with a peak of about 250V, not 300V.
debe said: This is as simple as it gets & will work on 9V. Click to expand... You show a 24V power supply (+12V plus -12V) but I think you have +12V and 0V instead. Its output is a square-wave with a peak of about 250V, not 300V.