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How you amplify the current from 5 amp to 10 amp on 12 v Dc supply?
Moinuddin
The amperage rating of the transformer in a 12V power supply cannot be changed. The size of the copper windings determine the power load (amps) it can handle and the point where the lead is tapped off of the windings determine the voltage. The only way to increase the amperage would be to tap closer to the core which would lower the voltage.
If you need more amps you have to have a heavier transformer.
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