| ??? 12/18/03 09:24 Read: times |
#60934 - RE: electrlytic capacitor Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Well as Mahmood said
the caps are connected in their reverse polarity i.e. +ve to ground and -ve to -ve voltage. take a case of a +&- 5 volts regulated supply. There will be three tapings on the transformer say 7-0-7 now first 7-0 will go to one rectifier bridge and will be used for generating regulated +5V may be using 7805 here the input filter cap connected across the pins 1&2 of 7805 1 (input) +ve of cap 2 (ground) -ve of cap 3 (output) But in -5V generation the second taping is used 0-7 this is will be given to second rectifier bridge and will be used for generating regulated -5V using 7905 here the input filter cap connected across pins 1&2 of 7905 1 (input) -ve of cap 2 (ground) +ve of cap 3 (output) Actually if you see the cap is connected in its correct polarity as the ground is more positive than any -ve supply. sachin |
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