CHJ
Established Member
Yes the Peak voltage will be higher but a resistive/inductive load on an unsmoothed bridge rectifier is only going to see an effective mean of the output curve as far as power available is concerned.Pete Maddex":3ulnlipl said:Don't forget that 240V mains it the RMS, voltage you need to multiply it by 1.414 to get the DC voltage so its 339V DC you would have to use a transformer to drop the voltage to 155V RMS to get 220V DC.
Pete
As long as the insulation is good on the windings I doubt it would be a problem, and the motor inertia would soak up the ripples.