Hi,

I got my hands on a unit of car voltage stabilizer. This thing is
suppose to regulate the 12V fluctations when the engine is running. I
have opend up the unit to see the circuitry.

Basically there are about 10pcs of capcitors with capcitance values
ranging from 1000uF to 470uF. There is an LM324N op amp IC and a poly
LED which acts as an voltage level indicator which different colour of
light.

Does anybody have or know where on internet I am able to view the
schematics in order to analyse its effectiveness?

Thanks,
ch

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I got my hands on a unit of car voltage stabilizer. This thing is
suppose to regulate the 12V fluctations when the engine is running. I
have opend up the unit to see the circuitry.

For what purpose would you use this?

In article 0ux1h.38929$P7.8452@edtnps89,
Homer J Simpson wrote:
I got my hands on a unit of car voltage stabilizer. This thing is
suppose to regulate the 12V fluctations when the engine is running. I
have opend up the unit to see the circuitry.

For what purpose would you use this?

Some instruments operating on the hot wire principle so they react slowly
- like fuel gauges - need a stabilised voltage supply.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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Homer J Simpson wrote:
wrote in message
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I got my hands on a unit of car voltage stabilizer. This thing is
suppose to regulate the 12V fluctations when the engine is running. I
have opend up the unit to see the circuitry.

For what purpose would you use this?

It is suppose to improve on car radio reception quality by reducing
voltage fluctuation noise. Anyway I am not able to verify that as I
have not yet install it.

In article . com,
ch wrote:
It is suppose to improve on car radio reception quality by reducing
voltage fluctuation noise. Anyway I am not able to verify that as I
have not yet install it.

If the largest cap is 1000µF it'll not have much effect on the average car
radio, voltage wise.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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"ch" wrote in message
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I got my hands on a unit of car voltage stabilizer. This thing is
suppose to regulate the 12V fluctations when the engine is running. I
have opend up the unit to see the circuitry.

For what purpose would you use this?

It is suppose to improve on car radio reception quality by reducing
voltage fluctuation noise.

That's a filter.

Anyway I am not able to verify that as I
have not yet install it.

I have no idea what you have.