Re: The windings of an ATX transformer & other
Hmmm, interesting. Haven't run it through Google Translate yet, will do later. Although if the transformer is really wound like shown in these schematics, theņ I assume some sections would have to be doubly-wound? Why? To get higher current without switching to a different wire gauge?
Also the idea of using a 4-diode rectifier seems promising. Has anyone else tried that?...
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The windings of an ATX transformer & other
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With that said, the situation: I am trying to coerce an ATX power supply into outputting a higher voltage. Given that it's a typical DBL494 affair, the textbook method of duty cycle adjustment has already been applied...Last edited by Atoss; 07-10-2019, 03:56 PM. -
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