yea, they usually have a rectifier in it. All that is usually is a configuration of four diodes(a component that only lets current flow one direction) so it can take the alternating current(AC) and convert it to direct current(DC) and then a large capacitor to stabilize the rectified voltage.
That's really interesting. So you can technically make you own rectifier with salvaged electrics.
If you're going to do that, salvaging a rectifier is probably easier. They're in most devices nowadays
yea, they usually have a rectifier in it. All that is usually is a configuration of four diodes(a component that only lets current flow one direction) so it can take the alternating current(AC) and convert it to direct current(DC) and then a large capacitor to stabilize the rectified voltage.
That's really interesting. So you can technically make you own rectifier with salvaged electrics.
If you're going to do that, salvaging a rectifier is probably easier. They're in most devices nowadays
Thanks for the tip.