How To Make 220V To 12V,24V,48V,60V Battery Charger | Full Bridge Rectifier Circuit

How To Make 220V To 12V,24V,48V,60V Battery Charger | Full Bridge Rectifier Circuit.
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#bridgerectifier
#batterycharger
#12voltbattery

[@andymunnings9109]

"I want you to know? I love your work. It is understandable. You are a professional." 👍
~I want to share something with you personal. This is ironic; But? A few months ago, My sister locked my battery charger in the storage room one day, and? it left me stranded for months. I built one of these units and it helped me a lot. I am most appreciative, you and I share the same properties. You are very smart and creative. I love your sessions.~

[@Astroelectric1]

Thanks buddy I do appreciate it

[@nnejiamaechi9385]

Pls for no 3 which wire of the transforms went to which diode since you said u understood it clearly?

[@Astroelectric1]

Thank you bro for the Appreciation❤️

[@shajisajeesh9029]

Supper video bro👌👌👌👍

[@standardbassbox]

Wonderfull

[@nnejiamaechi9385]

Great. Please for no 3 which wire of the transforms is positive,,?

[@Astroelectric1]

Brown wire is the positve

[@rahulbhaskar4179]

If you are using a rectifier, then what's the need of those 10 ampere diodes after capacitor....???

[@7gawzge7184]

Can you Tell me please how to measure the ampere by multimeter?

[@JustMe-dx5xl]

More misleading rubbish.
This is a half wave rectifier not a battery charger.
12.8 VAC half wave rectified & filtered will give you 12.7 Vdc WITH NO LOAD as you are basicaly measuring peak voltage. What voltage do you have when loaded? That globe is glowing at nowhere near its rated capacity.
Output for LOADED half wave rectifier
V D.C. = 0.45 X Sec. V A.C.
I D.C. = 0.64 X Sec. I A.C
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