Adding a Winding To a Transformer (DC / CC Load part 4) - Ec-Projects @EcProjects

Adding a Winding To a Transformer (DC / CC Load part 4) - Ec-Projects @EcProjects

Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

In this video I hack a 12v transformer to provide +12v and -5v. I do this by adding an extra secondary winding to the transformer. This is used in the power supply for my DIY DC / Constant Current load.

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