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how to convert ac to pure dc?
I want to convert 5volt ac to 5 or less voltage!
i got a transformer it gives out 5volts dc!
i used four diodes bridge !
but the current is still vibrating i came to know this by using a simple white led it vibrates!
although the diode bridge converts it to dc but not in pure dc format help me!!
can anyone give me a simple circuit to convert it to dc ( i have used diode bridge but it it is still vibrating i need some more out here to make it!!
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Best Answer 8 years ago
Hav0c's right!!.... see this.....
You just need to smooth your rectified output....and for this, you need to put in a RC filter......
8 years ago
Why does every sentence end with an exclamation mark!
Why is everyone so excited about nothing!
Connect a high-value capacitor in parallel with the output lines!
And use a 5-volt regulator to smooth the output!
Here's a link!
http://futurlec.com/Linear/7805Tpr.shtml!
Answer 8 years ago
OKAY!
DON'T TAKE IT SERIOUSLY .
NOW FOR YOU I WILL PLACE A FULL STOP AT EACH END I USE EXCLAMATION MARK WHEN I AM IN A CONFUSIN SITUATION!
THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY!!
Answer 8 years ago
Eh, whatever. Let us knowhow this goes. You know how to use a regulator?
Answer 8 years ago
well i got a better option at wikipedia.
just look at this image it's a complete circuit!!
sorry for the exclamation mark but in my knowledge i not so irritating!
Answer 8 years ago
Well if you use a five-volt regulator like I showed you, you would get rid of those pulses up there and have a nice smooth pure DC source.
Answer 8 years ago
and i am only 14 and does not have components more than capacitors and resistors and other simple stuff!
8 years ago
I'm surprised that you can see the pulses since they are coming at 120 pulses per second. You may have something else wrong.
Answer 8 years ago
FIRST I HAVE ALSO ATTACHED A DIODE BRIDGE IT REDUCES IT'S PLUSES
I CAN'T WATCH DIRECTLY BUT THIS ACTION IS ELIGIBLE TO DISTRUB MY EYES I FEEL VERY DIFFICULT TO SEE IN THAT BLINKING LIGHT THOUGH IT'S VERY FAST!
THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY!
8 years ago
Just put a 470uF cap across the bridge.
8 years ago
try connecting a capacitor in parallel with it this should fix it