Re: 24 volt power supply
Posted by
beer@s...
on 2000-10-17 15:18:49 UTC
On 17 Oct, CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@egroups.com wrote:
resulting in undesireable consequences.
.
A pair of linear supplies are less likely to interact "poorly". If you
don't require a precisely regulated 24 volts, there are numerous 12 volt
supplies available for powering car stereos and the like - a pair of
those should work fine.
Failing that, Jameco often has unusual surplus supplies ( switching and
linear ) at very good prices. You may be able to get just what you
need.
Alan
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> Does anyone have any good ideas where I can get a 24 volt powerYou can, but there is a chance of interaction between the two supplies,
> supply capable of at least 10 amps?
>
> Can I series connect two 12 volt switchers to get the 24 volts I am
> looking for?
>
> John Guenther
resulting in undesireable consequences.
.
A pair of linear supplies are less likely to interact "poorly". If you
don't require a precisely regulated 24 volts, there are numerous 12 volt
supplies available for powering car stereos and the like - a pair of
those should work fine.
Failing that, Jameco often has unusual surplus supplies ( switching and
linear ) at very good prices. You may be able to get just what you
need.
Alan
--
Alan Rothenbush | The Spartans do not ask the number of the
Academic Computing Services | enemy, only where they are.
Simon Fraser University |
Burnaby, B.C., Canada | Agix of Sparta