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This small size mains adapter is designed to power a decimeter wave converter or other similar circuits.

Network adapter with galvanic isolation

The main extinguishing element C1 type K73-17. VD1 serves to pre-stabilize the voltage, and thus protect C2 and the bridge diodes from high voltage. Tr1 provides galvanic isolation from the network (it is necessary to isolate the windings well!). The diodes in both bridges can be any low power rectifier or 20 volt switching diode.

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