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How to 48 GV out of a simple car battery with 16 Ah

published 8 years ago

tonyinselby

8 years ago

Seems the simulator's idea of a constant current source doesn't include a parameter known as the "compliance voltage"; the voltage where the current source gives up. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4879542536896512

selman

8 years ago

16Ah means 16 Ampere-Hour, it is a measure of battery capacity it doesn't mean it can supply 16A of current at such a high voltage.

hurz

8 years ago

@selman, looks like you killed any futher illumination of contributing posters here 😉

WhiteLionATX

8 years ago

@selman, this is not the place for discussion about cheap china batteries.

hurz

8 years ago

Wow, now its getting interessting. Selman?

hurz

8 years ago

@WhiteLionATX, thats all you have to say?

selman

8 years ago

looks like hurz is trying to pickup a fight, like that mean boy at school that shouts "Fight Fight ... ". Anyways I really don't think @WhiteLionATX takes this post seriously, it's downright stupid to think that you can generate 48GV DC from a 12V car battery using only resistors !!!

hurz

8 years ago

You are right. I just had the hope of some fun.

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