Mains Voltage Stabilizer Step up Circuit
i kinda found myself in a place where the voltage is so low (80v-110vAC) and i need to boost it up to 220v so what can i do? i have a burnt stabilizer (that is the electronics part) so i need the electronics circuit to replace the burnt one can Anybody help?
post by FP
here is a circuit i made for you, i am not sure it will work, i hope it will help you learn. part of these ideas are over 20 years old. Stabilizer Circuit
Stabilizer Step up 230V AC 500VA
This circuit is a design i did, not tested by me as yet. It can Stabilize Mains voltage to around +/- 10% . It can be used for both 110V AC or 220V AC inputs with modifications. The Output is 220V AC. There is an overload, under voltage and over voltage trip circuit. With some tweaks and modifications it might work.
Solid-State Stabilizer Step up 110V AC
This circuit is a design concept, not tested by me and i did it just to explain some ideas. The circuit uses opto-coupler MOC3041 of Motorola and the Triac BTA-16-600 of ST as a solid state switch or relay. It also uses the LM324 quad opamp from National Semiconductor which is low power and single supply. As the MOC3041 switches the Triac at zero crossover there is no inter-winding short of transformer on crossover hopefully, the control circuit is designed in such a way that more than one triac will not be turned on at a time, i would like you to give feedback.
One more circuit, this is a bit complicated and it is not tested, it may not work that easy, just refer it to make your own design, it is just a bit of theory and my experience, i may be wrong at a few places.
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