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  1. #1
    Quote Originally Posted by EddyCurrent View Post
    Here's a picture of how mine looks, the bridge rectifier is under those wires between the terminals and the capacitor.



    Nice pic. Eddy but I only see one cap!! How big is it ..Clive

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Nice pic. Eddy but I only see one cap!! How big is it ..Clive

    22000uF 100v
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    well here is the PSU and e stop circuit . i'm not sure if my calcs. are correct so i could do with a second opinion. i have calculated for 5 motors but i'm only using 4 to get the me up and playing . the 5 motor will be for the A axis further on up the road ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIwEh6ZmFFs) i have calculated for the lowest cap. and rectifer but will go with something with more head room. any way , feed back would be great , cheers in advance
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    Paulro That looks fine to me the rectifiers are usually 30 - 50 A anyway. Not sure I would switch the earth out though. ..Clive

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    yeah , what was i thinking? my record has 1 to many scratches!

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    Quote Originally Posted by EddyCurrent View Post
    22000uF 100v
    Wow that's big for one cap I am using 3 to get 14100uF may I ask where you got it. ..Clive

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    Quote Originally Posted by Clive S View Post
    Wow that's big for one cap I am using 3 to get 14100uF may I ask where you got it. ..Clive
    http://www.rapidonline.com/electroni...apacit-50-4017
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    Thanks that clears that up I also bought mine there code 11-2910 @ £1.85 each x 3 =£5.55 but they are discontinued now . So back to ebay or aliexpress if I need more. ..Clive

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    cheers for the link Eddie. i was just about to press the go button on this http://ie.rs-online.com/web/p/alumin...itors/0497596/ . i can get the bridge there alsohttp://www.rapidonline.com/electroni...-mb352-47-3226

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    Quote Originally Posted by PAULRO View Post
    cheers for the link Eddie. i was just about to press the go button on this http://ie.rs-online.com/web/p/alumin...itors/0497596/ . i can get the bridge there alsohttp://www.rapidonline.com/electroni...-mb352-47-3226
    Have a search online for the caps make sure they are rated to 100v or higher you might be able to find them cheaper is you buy say 4700uf and then double them up Rapid also does the transformer as well 25 - 0 - 25v and wire the coil in series to make 50V ..Clive

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