Bike Generator - 1 Module - AC 120V - DC 120V Max 20W

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Power from an alternator spinned by a bike. The rectifier is build on 2 integrated components, MB6S. This is a single module, check for Bike Gen. 2 modules where the rectifier is simplified, diods on top are connected, the total current absorbed is splitted and the stabilization is fast.
(All the Resistors and some capacitors values, input voltage and frequency are conjectures just for testing circuit's topology.) 
WORK IN PROGRESS

published 8 years ago

BillyT

8 years ago

120VRMS is 170 V PEEK.

artless91

8 years ago

If you can read, there is a statement in the description: work in progress. All the Resistors and some capacitors values, input voltage and frequency are conjectures just for testing circuit's topology. When my voltage output will be 170v i'll whistle to you.

Robert_Kidd

8 years ago

But, appreciate that BillyT was offering help, nothing more.

artless91

8 years ago

Yeah thanks billy, I appreciate to know that Rms(170sin(t))=120... this is not the same case ;) I risked to fall in big mistake with his help

hurz

8 years ago

Amused about robbi

hurz

8 years ago

And also amused about "Rms(170sin(t))=120... this is not the same case"

hurz

8 years ago

@artless, you risk to learn from billy!

Robert_Kidd

8 years ago

I have heard that those of feeble mind tend to be easily amused.

artless91

8 years ago

Learning the meaning of life behind the rms? I can't look forward!!1!

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