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Re: 12V regulator
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Posted by RusselAZ on March 04, 2004 at 22:28:22 from (67.136.109.96):
In Reply to: 12V regulator posted by Jim Scarlott on March 04, 2004 at 22:00:20:
I don't think an automotive type regulator will work for you on this. Automotive regulators control generator/alternator output by varying the current through the windings. This is what the F terminal does. depending on the system the F terminal will either give a frequency ground (or positive)to the windings.
I don't know what kind of solar panel you have but I haven't seen one that you could control what the panel puts out, only control the output with voltage control. A battery is a voltage controller in a sense. Or voltage absorber. If the job of your controllers that are giving up
is to not overcharge the batteries by clamping off what voltage can get to them, then I think you are stuck with getting what is designed for it. An interesting problem.
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