From: DaveC on 16 Dec 2009 02:07 A full-wave rectified 32vac voltage without filtering or smoothing components. Just a bridge rectifier connected across a transformer 32v secondary (no center taps) without a load connected to the output of the bridge. What will my DMM read if it's in DCV mode when connected to this output? Thanks, Dave
From: Jasen Betts on 16 Dec 2009 05:44 On 2009-12-16, DaveC <invalid(a)invalid.net> wrote: > A full-wave rectified 32vac voltage without filtering or smoothing > components. Just a bridge rectifier connected across a transformer 32v > secondary (no center taps) without a load connected to the output of the > bridge. > > What will my DMM read if it's in DCV mode when connected to this output? with no capacitors and a cheap average-reading DMM about 28V > Thanks, > Dave >
From: Phil Allison on 16 Dec 2009 08:59 "Jasen Betts" DaveC > >> A full-wave rectified 32vac voltage without filtering or smoothing >> components. Just a bridge rectifier connected across a transformer 32v >> secondary (no center taps) without a load connected to the output of the >> bridge. >> >> What will my DMM read if it's in DCV mode when connected to this output? > > with no capacitors and a cheap average-reading DMM about 28V ** So more expensive DMMs read *OTHER* than average values on their DC volts ranges?? Do tell. ..... Phil
From: John Fields on 16 Dec 2009 09:45 On Thu, 17 Dec 2009 00:59:02 +1100, "Phil Allison" <phil_a(a)tpg.com.au> wrote: > >"Jasen Betts" > DaveC >> >>> A full-wave rectified 32vac voltage without filtering or smoothing >>> components. Just a bridge rectifier connected across a transformer 32v >>> secondary (no center taps) without a load connected to the output of the >>> bridge. >>> >>> What will my DMM read if it's in DCV mode when connected to this output? >> >> with no capacitors and a cheap average-reading DMM about 28V > > >** So more expensive DMMs read *OTHER* than average values on their DC >volts ranges?? > > Do tell. --- Funny! ;) news:1ashi5p1cqgmsccirgseie1osejm8tau7q(a)4ax.com JF
From: DaveC on 16 Dec 2009 11:17 > with no capacitors and a cheap average-reading DMM about 28V If a good "True RMS" DMM is used, will the reading be different? And can you help "teach me to fish" (show me the math)? Thanks, Dave
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