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want to make high Current Transformerless Powersupply... kindly help me.

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Hi Friends;

i have made a battery charger successfully with a maximum output of 20A. i used 20A transformer in it but it is too bulky and having larger in size and having cost double than the original circuit... so i want to replace the transformer with an Electronic circuit....

How should i design its schematic ... kindly help me... formulatic evaluation and related links will be very appreciated.

sincere regards;
Qaisar Azeemi
 
Basically you don't - you already have the best solution for a battery charger.

To make it smaller you 'could' make it switch-mode, but that would require much more complex electronics, a MUCH higher level of skill, and a specially made transformer.
 
So there is no solution at all in LDO type supplies.....

:-(

i think chinees are making these..... and some UPSes in our country are also using transformerless approach.... :-(
 
Please also mention your input voltage and output voltage which you required?
 
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maximum input voltage is 40V and maximum out put voltage is 28.5V while minimum output voltage is 7.8V.

But high current will flow only during 28.5V output of the charger iff it is used to charge 100AH through 200AH PB Batteries.
 
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