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Electronic Circuit for generating high dc voltage

02/16/2009 3:31 AM

I ask about Electronic Circuit for generating DC high voltage for electroplating

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02/17/2009 12:52 AM

Electroplating is generally done at quite a low voltage. What are you trying to achieve?

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02/17/2009 12:58 AM

and high current

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02/17/2009 8:22 AM

Many tahnks for your advice , please if you experience in this field give me the all data sheet for electroplating,regards
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