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Questions tagged [high-current]

Say how much current is required, high-current means different things to different people.

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I am working on a project where I need to switch on/off the power supply for 8 high-power servos like this one using a Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins, which work with 3.3V logic, but how can I do this? I'd ...
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I am making a layout for the motor driver TMC2208-LA-T, and I found it beneficial to route the power (12 V/1.5 A) under the current-sensing resistor, as shown in the picture below. The resistor value ...
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I am working on an electroadhesive for a project this year, and I need to find some sources that I can cite for the safety of the high voltages involved. The high voltage converter that I was going to ...
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I am designing a buck converter for a lead acid battery with an output current of 135 A and voltage from 108 V to 142 V in different CC and CV stages. The input voltage is 165 V from a Vienna ...
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The classical current booster for LM78xx/LM317 series is the use of a BJT in this way: Source I understand the principle of how it works. However, I have a doubt: can this work with any linear ...
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I've been working on a coilgun/electromagnetic accelerator/Gauss cannon for the past few weeks, and I'm having serious trouble building a real physical circuit to test my coils. I'm charging the ...
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I am designing a relay PCB for an application rated upto 16A. The space is a constraint for me so for better connection, I used a copper pour for the line on the top layer and neutral on the bottom ...
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If I use a trace width calculator to find out the width of copper I would need for a specified current. Now for my situation I need 120-150A of current (peak), 40 - 50A continously. I am using a 4 ...
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If I have an application that takes 50A DC continuous, then the wire that I have to use 3 or 4 AWG wire. But on a PCB it is enough to use a 1 oz / sqft 70 mm width trace/polygon plane (KiCad trace ...
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I have an inverter that has charger controller inside, & the designers of the whole solar system overlooked current parameters. The current from the solar panel to inbuilt charge controller is ...
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I'm working on my first PCB that integrates both an AC source (with protective earth/PE) and a DC ground plane (GND). This board is designed for high current (up to 10A), so good layout and grounding ...
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I'm planning to use hot melt glue to seal gaps in circuits to prevent short circuits. For example, one application where I might use it is fuse box (which might not be a good idea since cooling ...
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A specific component (hydrogen electrolyzer) requires 3.5-5V and 8-9A. D-cells drain fast and are not an efficient battery pack for this component. What are the options to deliver the specific voltage ...
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I’m working on a PCB at the moment which has a pulse generator which generates 20 V, 1 μs pulses. I need to send this pulse to many different endpoints on the board which will each pull between 20 mA ...
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I've started studying power electronics and am currently designing a 45W flyback converter with a 15V, 3A output. The input voltage can vary widely, from 20V to 120V. I'm following classical flyback ...
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