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Question about transformer value used to design a regulated DC voltage source

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i hav a transformer that gives 16.38 V rms without load, and 12.6 V rms @ 300 ma
which of those values do i use to design a regulated dc voltage source that would give me 310 ma at 12 v?
 

Re: transformer question

You should use the second value (under nominal load)
Attached is a handy note on Rectifier Relationships..
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IanP
 

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