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  • #1 3851433
    Andrzejlinda
    Level 11  
    I have a modest question:
    What intensity (how many amperes) is a 9V battery

    and "?"
    [_P_]
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  • #2 3851443
    Błażej
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    In an open circuit, which is the battery itself, NO current flows and in that case there is NO current! The current appears only after connecting the receiver. The battery has a current capacity, i.e. a parameter that determines the maximum current that can flow in the circuit. in the case of a 9V battery, this is a rather negligible current.
  • #3 3851484
    Andrzejlinda
    Level 11  
    and if we connect an ammeter there

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    Alternating current of varying intensity flows through the transformer.
    Is it possible to lower the voltage in the "12V/0.5A Ts 6/63/2" transformer so that it can work with
    http://www.sklep.avt.com.pl/go/_info/?id=32176
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  • #4 3851611
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  • #5 3851615
    Błażej
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    The ammeter must NOT be connected in parallel to the power supply!!! NEVER!!!
    Dude, go back to school and read up on: DC, AC, voltage, current, power, voltage stabilizer and other BASIC topics.
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  • #6 3851646
    jaglarz
    Level 23  
    Quote:
    Alternating current of varying intensity flows through the transformer.
    Is it possible to lower the voltage in the "12V/0.5A Ts 6/63/2" transformer so that it can work with
    http://www.sklep.avt.com.pl/go/_info/?id=32176


    Can be. Look for a diagram of a 9V stabilizer, e.g. on the 7809 chip.


    M.J
  • #7 3851747
    CHACA
    Level 43  
    You can easily power this system from a 9V battery.
  • #8 3851806
    yokoon
    Level 29  
    Błażej wrote:
    The ammeter must NOT be connected in parallel to the power supply!!! NEVER!!!
    Dude, go back to school and read up on: DC, AC, voltage, current, power, voltage stabilizer and other BASIC topics.


    How do you measure the short-circuit current?
    Short-term connection of the ammeter in the range of e.g. 10A to the above-mentioned battery will not damage the device and we will read the short-circuit current, which will be about 1.5A with the 6F22 battery.
    I just made this measurement. Of course, I am not talking about current measurements from sources with high current efficiency, e.g. 230V network.
  • #9 3852484
    Andrzejlinda
    Level 11  
    I'm talking about the transformer, not the battery.
    I can buy a 9V transformer but it costs about PLN 15 + 15 for shipping, and I have this transformer and I want to reduce the voltage so that it is as efficient as a 9V battery.
    Is there a schematic for such a converter?
    And in this topic, I was just wondering if such a transformer with an inverter would not burn the system I want to make.
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    #10 3852698
    Artur k.
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    yokoon wrote:

    How do you measure the short-circuit current?
    Short-term connection of the ammeter in the range of e.g. 10A to the above-mentioned battery will not damage the device and we will read the short-circuit current, which will be about 1.5A with the 6F22 battery.

    Only that at the voltage on its terminals = 0V
    Besides, why measure the short-circuit current of the battery?

    About the topic:

    My friend Andrzejlinda someone wrote that you need to make a voltage stabilizer on the LM7809 chip, is it so difficult to enter in the search engine and search, I'm skipping the fact that if you enter the password "9V power supply" you will find a lot of results.
    Here is the second out of 120:
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic735944.html

    Think !! it does not hurt

    Regards
  • #11 3854540
    Andrzejlinda
    Level 11  
    Artur k. thx.

    Added after 32 [minutes]:

    Thank you too.

Topic summary

The discussion centers around the amperage and voltage characteristics of a 9V battery. It is noted that in an open circuit, no current flows until a load is connected, and the maximum current capacity of a 9V battery is relatively low. Users discuss measuring short-circuit current, with one mentioning a measurement of approximately 1.5A for a 6F22 battery. There are also inquiries about using a transformer to reduce voltage for compatibility with a 9V system, and suggestions for using a voltage stabilizer circuit, specifically the LM7809 chip, to achieve desired voltage levels. The importance of proper connections when using an ammeter is emphasized, warning against parallel connections to power supplies.
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