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RE: ATM anodizing problem
Thanks to the responses.
I follow the sugestion and throughly checked all the setup.
The "12V 5A regulated power supply" I was using (I borrowed it from a
friend) happened to be defective in several ways. It seems that it was
incorrectly repaired by somebody, but it had the following problems.
- Inverted polarity. Terminal marked + was - and viceversa
- It was not 12 V but 9
- It´s unregulated
- it was unfiltered
- 6V AC at the output.
I somewath fixed it using a diode at the output and succesffully anodyze and
dye a small pice of aluminium.
I still have one question, How can I have more current in the anodizing
setup without increasing voltaje?, is current a function of anode area and
electrolite concentration?
Thanks very much
Adrian