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A voltage regulator regulates voltages that fluctuate high and low.. To keep the the voltage at the require voltage at each application.. Lets say you need to power a 9v application from a 12v source.. Lets say from your car or bike.. Your source might supply 12v-15v.. Using a lm7809 will keep the voltage at 9v regarles of what voltage input it gets. The higher the voltage.. The more stress the voltage regulator has to handle that it heats up.. Thats why some application you require a heatsink to prevent the voltage regulator from burning..

 

A voltage stablizer job is to filter out ripples that the coil is generating.. Lets say you use a 25v capacitor to your application, if the input source is 10v the output will still give 9v-11v.. If your input is 19v.. The output will stil be around 17v plus..

 

They are totally different.. Those usb are using 5v regulator to power your usb device from your vehicle.. You cant use capacitors to regulate the voltage.. It will kill your device..

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Built one bro.. Less than 5 bucks in shrink wrap.. Use only for problematic bike like crazydj or you have stuff that is voltage sensative.. The best way to solve is to use other bike rectifier..

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Hopefully nobody take this voltage regulator idea and start selling them or put into a voltage stabilizer cos it will cause alot of problem.. Its only for voltage sensative device..

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Built one bro.. Less than 5 bucks in shrink wrap.. Use only for problematic bike like crazydj or you have stuff that is voltage sensative.. The best way to solve is to use other bike rectifier..

 

Can you make a pictorial/video guide on this? Haha. I look at the electrical diagram you sent me, alot of the thing all forgot liao... :cheeky:

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Built one bro.. Less than 5 bucks in shrink wrap.. Use only for problematic bike like crazydj or you have stuff that is voltage sensative.. The best way to solve is to use other bike rectifier..

 

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Bro, can you help me make one voltage regulator or teach me how to do one for my bike? Thanks!

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