I will post a picture of this transformer setup tomorrow I hope someone can shed some light on how this
could be ( has a bridge rectifier with no capacitors on the DC side on other thing that is strange about this setup is that negative side of the bridge rectifier also goes to machine ground )
Now if check one wire that to the machine ground and wire one tap that goes to the bridge rectifier the voltage is really wired and when you check the other tap wire that goes to other side of the bridge rectifier this voltage is also is really weird but not 32 volts AC side of the rectifier
This transformer has multiple secondary outputs and there voltages are different two of the taps go to machine ground ( if I remember correctly there are six fuse one for each tap wires
Because I just do not understand this at all
Now it is common to see secondary transformer secondary winding one wire goes to machine ground
****but I have not seen on the secondary side after a bridge rectifier that the negative side of the power supply goes to machine ground *****
**** Does this make scene to anyone **** if it does could you please enlighten me on what the purpose of this is
I am using a Fluke meter to make these measurements
could be ( has a bridge rectifier with no capacitors on the DC side on other thing that is strange about this setup is that negative side of the bridge rectifier also goes to machine ground )
Now if check one wire that to the machine ground and wire one tap that goes to the bridge rectifier the voltage is really wired and when you check the other tap wire that goes to other side of the bridge rectifier this voltage is also is really weird but not 32 volts AC side of the rectifier
This transformer has multiple secondary outputs and there voltages are different two of the taps go to machine ground ( if I remember correctly there are six fuse one for each tap wires
Because I just do not understand this at all
Now it is common to see secondary transformer secondary winding one wire goes to machine ground
****but I have not seen on the secondary side after a bridge rectifier that the negative side of the power supply goes to machine ground *****
**** Does this make scene to anyone **** if it does could you please enlighten me on what the purpose of this is
I am using a Fluke meter to make these measurements
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