Hi everyone
I looked on the internet and all i found was theary or law.
Is their a circuit to convert (12v 10 amp) 120watt into (1.2v 100amp) 120 watt
It will be helpfull
thx
Volts to amps ?
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Volts to amps ?
by Aspectus » Sat Aug 13, 2005 12:29 am
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by Danberman » Mon Aug 15, 2005 4:11 pm
all u need to do is connect your 12V 10A to a 10:1 ratio transformer, assuming its AC. if its not ac, it can be made pretty easily, so let me know and I can send you a email w/ a diagram. just make sure you have a pretty heavy winding on your secondary or it dissapear in a cloud of smoke 
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by wildman » Thu Feb 02, 2006 11:09 pm
i tried this.. according to the "law" The primary draws way too much current, and gets hot.. even without a load on the secondary..
There must be some variances to the "law".
It would be nice to have a 12v -> 2v or whatever,, while gaining amperage.
There must be some variances to the "law".
It would be nice to have a 12v -> 2v or whatever,, while gaining amperage.
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