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Mosfet Cap Dump schematic with 555 timing... also has mistakes check description! 

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MY EXHAUSTED DUMBASS FORGOT TO CONNECT THE GROUND PIN ON THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR TO THE GROUND OF THE 555 PLEASE MAKE THAT CONNECTION, ALSO THE MOSFET NEEDS A RESISTOR ON THE GATE AND SOURCE PINS A 10K SHOULD BE FINE FOR VOLTAGES UNDER 80V BUT IF YOU ARE DUMPING HIGHER VOLTAGE TRY USING A 15 TO 30K RESISTOR
Here's the Mosfet Cap dump circuit schematic. This circuit can also be used to switch on SSRs .
Note that if you want to charge just from A 30v cap bank or less it's not necessary to use the bridge rectifier part of the circuit going into the voltage regulator. just use a 2k minimum resistor
and adjust it accordingly
if the resistor gets warm then raise the resistance slightly and if it's cool you can lower the resistance.
you can just short the bridge rectifier leads out together and that will eliminate it from the circuit without removing it.

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@tomgeorge3726
@tomgeorge3726 2 месяца назад
Your circuit diagram does not show the 7812 regulator centre pin(gnd) connected to your circuit negative (gnd). Also a couple of 0.1uF capacitors, one between 7812 input and gnd, and another between 7812 output and gnd to help with noise and regulation. Connect those capacitors as close to the 7812 as possible.
@windpowerandmore6310
@windpowerandmore6310 2 месяца назад
The regulator is in the drawing and the capacitors you're talking about aren't necessary
@tomgeorge3726
@tomgeorge3726 2 месяца назад
@@windpowerandmore6310 Read the data sheet for the regulator, admittedly manufacturers differ in capacitor value, but they recommend more than one, and to position them as close to the regulator pins as possible. A 33uF is okay, but only up to a certain frequency, to bypass at higher frequencies you need a polyester cap that is better at the higher frequencies. Same reason a 0.1uF on pin 5 of the LM555 to gnd. Have you got the gnd of the regulator connected to the gnd/neg power pin of the LM555? WIthout it you will not have a stable 12V supply for the LM555. Have you measured it.
@windpowerandmore6310
@windpowerandmore6310 2 месяца назад
Yes you're right about the ground I drew that up quickly as I'm extremely busy and exhausted thank you for catching that I'll pin this comment and I'll update the drawing asap it needs to be connected absolutely
@dalenassar9152
@dalenassar9152 2 месяца назад
The two CAP's on the linear regulator ARE necessary...or it will tend to oscillate like crazy!
@windpowerandmore6310
@windpowerandmore6310 2 месяца назад
@@dalenassar9152 it does not
@Edmorbus
@Edmorbus 2 месяца назад
Excellent video Thanks for sharing
@windpowerandmore6310
@windpowerandmore6310 2 месяца назад
I hope that helps I forgot to put the resistor on the gate and source of the schematic drawing. 10k should work fine for most voltages unless you're trying to dump from a cap bank in the 100v range then I'd add a higher resistance. This resistance will also effect the duty cycle somewhat so it may take some tuning .
@windpowerandmore6310
@windpowerandmore6310 2 месяца назад
I forgot also to connect the voltage regulator ground to the 555 just make that connection also its absolutely necessary everything has a common ground
@Edmorbus
@Edmorbus 2 месяца назад
@@windpowerandmore6310 Thanks
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