12v to 5v Regulator Using A Transistor | Easy Way To Make

In this video i made a 12v to 5v Regulator using D882 Transistor. This Circuit is Easy to make.
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[@djdayvi961]

Great!

[@peterkrossboowie7817]

Great

[@dineshpatel1861]

Ser hamare pass ek 160 Watt ka amplifier hai uska Watt bandana hai . Amplifier me space kafi hai. Raunding tarnsfarmer hai.

[@gabrielangeloperales8139]

Will it not heat up if I use it for motorcycle battery?

[@gabrielangeloperales8139]

motorcycle battery as input, 2 usb ports for output

[@maksymkondratiew]

What about Amperes? If I have 12v 0.2A, what I have when converted to 5v? Still 0.2A or gonna more via Om's law?

[@francislal1902]

Bro, i have 12V 10A as input. I need 5v output. Which transistor, capacitor and resistor should I use

[@ritaisabel8665]

Good

[@amriksingh1428]

How much amp it can handle

[@djdayvi961]

Can i use this in usb bluetooth module?

[@CreativeGoutam]

Sure

[@phyonergeneration462]

how many Ampere output for this circuit?

[@GetSwifty]

1

[@scorpio-pubgmobile9974]

can i use any resistor

[@mark5432]

No

[@ruwanbuddika8021]

Can phone charge

[@scorpio-pubgmobile9974]

can i use any capacitor

[@UnknownPerson-nl7te]

nope! capacitor should be rated at least for 10v and should be at least 220uf

[@xperttechy4252]

@@UnknownPerson-nl7te bro why uf matter for a powersupply would u tell to me

[@debaprasadjena2695]

How to connect 1wt led 3 no with 12v bike battery

[@pistnboy1356]

1 k resistor

[@kbee225]

@@pistnboy1356 Why are you saying a random value? That will not definitely not run those LEDs at 1 W each.

[@kbee225]

You will need a 8ohm resistor assumptions: you string them parallelly, they are white LEDs with a Vf of 3.2V and a forward current of 300mA. At 300mA an 8 ohm resistor will dissipate about 0.72 watts. So you need to choose one that is rated to at least 1W. There will be thermal runoff(especially at this drive current, you can drive LEDS at 1/4th the rated current and they will last for ages, just use 4 times the number of LEDs to get the same luminous flux), so if you want your LEDs to last, you probably need to use a constant current driver such as LM 317 IC which can do that for you. You just need to choose the correct value for your sense resistor so that there is a 1.2V drop in the circuit. and it will work fine.