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Can a toroidal transformer be used for rectification (input: 220V/50Hz, output: 24V/36A), with the rectified output being used at 23V/25A?

Reply #22009-04-17

It’s possible, but your toroidal transformer has an output of 24V/36A – is that AC 24V/36A? If it is AC 24V/36A, the voltage will increase after rectification; if a higher voltage is required, then a voltage stabilizing circuit is necessary.

Reply #32009-04-17

What should be generated is alternating current; a rectification unit needs to be added

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