Splitting the positive

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Charge a 12v battery with 24v and run 60w light 

published 10 years ago

hurz

10 years ago

This works if your 12V power supports negative current. So it must work at least in two quadrants. Keep it up.

yra

10 years ago

The ground should be moved to the negative of the 24 volt battery terminal too be a proper circuit. This will allow the function you suggest.

aaronuk

10 years ago

I imagine here the ground in it's present position ensures an equal voltage drop across load and battery.

aaronuk

10 years ago

And the load sets the charging current via kirchoff's current law.

hurz

10 years ago

Oh - Mr Ground is around LOL

Anyonymous

10 years ago

How is that working?

yra

10 years ago

No one expects the Spanish Inquisition.

hurz

10 years ago

Yra, first check your circuits about mega stupid grounds LOL

yra

10 years ago

http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5290713737592832

yra

10 years ago

No indicated battery location just 3 battery's and a light bulb. There are 4 sides to the circuit moving the ground around the side's will yield the same results so I guess the program is the problem i guess. Or like the stalker says mega stupid grounding is ok with the program.

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