3 phase AC to DC rectifier

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04:22:33

It is not full bridge, but it works.

published 8 years ago

rich11292000

8 years ago

Confused?

hurz

8 years ago

LeButch is know for confusing headlines and circuits. Like this which is contradicting isn't it?

garr890354839

8 years ago

Hey, at least it works, amirite?

LeButch

8 years ago

At least Hurz didn't call me LeBitch this time...

hurz

8 years ago

Even you deserve and worked hard for that title. Description is still confusing. Google for a full bridge implementation and check against your circuit.

LeButch

8 years ago

Your english sucks. Tell me in german, if you want me to understand your injours!

Issacsutt

8 years ago

Usually, I don't think it is desired for the output to vary by 5v, that wouldn't be a very effective rectifier would it?

LeButch

8 years ago

No. Normally 3 phase AC is used in high voltage lines, cause you are able to transport "3 ACs" with 3 wires. Normally you needed 2 wires for one AC.

Issacsutt

8 years ago

Oh ok, 5V might be typical then, but you have 3 10V sources in your diagram

LeButch

8 years ago

It is not the main point, wich you should look on. Take it as a model.

Issacsutt

8 years ago

happy_fapper

8 years ago

LeButch is a 66 year old male Paedophile named Ian Weston. If you have children under the age of 16 please keep them supervised whilst using the community of this app especially where this user is involved

LeButch

8 years ago

Too much free time?

hurz

8 years ago

No, you still suck in understanding, you say its "NOT a full bridge" so tell us what it is? Sorry to come late in response, but all your other natsy comments takes to much effort to clarify. So sit back and think about my question. Ah, and be respectful as much as you can.

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