Paralleling Power Supply Units Made Easy ???
I am considering paralleling a couple of 20a variable adjustable psu's for 40a charging. According to what I have read on the world wide inter-web, it can be done quite easily, provided the following ...
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Retiring 25 years ago leaves me with a grand technology gap. One thing of concern is component value matching. I believe if I pay attention to device input wattage I can have a smoke free exercise. Here is no place to blow stuff up regardless of price.
If this works, I'll have a fairly good grasp of device efficiency. Power factor in other words. I am hoping for 20 amperes per unit. A bit more than a dollar an ampere.
I am hauling one heck of a load of DC/DC boosters. One is a 600 watt rated monster. Voltage AND current limit adjustments.
I am stopped for the day at a friend's complex. He has a donated Star of Life ambulance and because my KKK-1822-AA certification is still valid I am going to update interior and exterior lighting to LED. Yank out the Code 3 Halogens and replace them with approved LED lamps.
If this works, I'll have a fairly good grasp of device efficiency. Power factor in other words. I am hoping for 20 amperes per unit. A bit more than a dollar an ampere.
I am hauling one heck of a load of DC/DC boosters. One is a 600 watt rated monster. Voltage AND current limit adjustments.
I am stopped for the day at a friend's complex. He has a donated Star of Life ambulance and because my KKK-1822-AA certification is still valid I am going to update interior and exterior lighting to LED. Yank out the Code 3 Halogens and replace them with approved LED lamps.
