Alain G wrote:Leo MaximusThe classic double alternation circuit, studied in the previous chapter, is very interesting because it operates as a doubler of intensity and the DC output voltage is easy to filter, the frequency of the AC component being 100 Hertz.
You will double the amperage (intensity) and not the voltage (voltage) with this circuit.
Christhophe has a charger with regulation so nothing to do to increase the voltage.
Absolutely not, the doubler voltage doubles the voltage as the name suggests. Do not confuse voltage doubler and double alternation.