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This is the Bottom Coper PCB
In any case you should use soldering on all solder roots becouse of ampers
, expecialy for the big ones
The board is : 51mm x 103 mm


When I make a PCB I must replace the inputs and the outputs of SCH with the
component called KLEMA


Ok, I have updated the drawing, and the parts list...
You should be aware that the PCB is made after the ampermeter !

Bill Of Materials
=================
Design:   D:\Elektronika\ELEKTRO PROJEKTI\Proteus\Thyristor charger\Thyristor charger.DSN
Doc. no.: <NONE>
Revision: <NONE>
Author:   Palic
Created:  02/10/06
Modified: 12/02/07

QTY  PART-REFS                     VALUE              
---  ---------                     -----              
Resistors
---------
1    R1                            470/1W              
1    R2                            33/1W              
1    R3                            47                  
1    R4                            43/1W              
1    R5                            1k                  

Capacitors
----------
1    C1                            50u/25V            

Integrated Circuits
-------------------
1    U1                            KT708              
1    U2                            BRX49 or 2N2324    

Diodes
------
2    D1,D2                         1N4007              
1    D3                            BZX9V1              

Miscellaneous
-------------
1    AMPERMETER                    10 A                
1    BATTERY                       12V                
1    FUSE1                         1A                  
1    FUSE2                         5A                  
1    RV1                           470/1W              
1    RV2                           1k/1W              
1    TR1                           220V/13V   100W    
1    VOLTMETER                     20 V                

If you would like to make a thyristor charger for greater amps, you should just
take a bigger Thyristor U1, an a greater heat sink. I took a PC cooler, and put it
on secondary of a transformer trough gretz, 100uF/25V capacitor, and a LM7812

If you would like to receave a design files for Proteus ,you can contact me on Email
I will be glad to help you in any way...


Here you can see where to put the components:
A,K,G in the bottom are for Thyristor no1 witch is a 2N2324 or (BRX49 witch I used)
A,K,G in the midle are for Thyristor no2 witch is a large type KT708
mounted on a heat sink (+ PC cooler) with wires.
P1-1, P1-2 are for POTENTIOMETER no1
P2-1, P2-2, P2-3 for POTENTIOMETER no2
+14 is output from the secondary trough fuse and Ampermeter (if you need one)
-14IACU is common for the secondary and minus from battery

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