does reversing the polarity of inputs to an adaptor affects its working????

Hello Tsea,
There are two reasons,
1. Perhaps the wire was short due to improper soldering
or
2.You have reversed the polarity (Though I am personally inclined to first option) The second option is not the case I think. 😀

ishutopreHello Tsea,
There are two reasons,
1. Perhaps the wire was short due to improper soldering
or
2.You have reversed the polarity (Though I am personally inclined to first option) The second option is not the case I think. 😀

thanx for the rply ishutopre, m very sure that soldering is proper,i hv checked again.plz tell me how reversing a polarity may result in such spark.thanks in advance. 😀

Is this the very diagram which you are referring?

Well If yes, the I had an adapter which was not suitable to the voltage from the normal socket. So I had to buy a new one. 😀

tseathanx for the rply ishutopre, m very sure that soldering is proper,i hv checked again.plz tell me how reversing a polarity may result in such spark.thanks in advance. 😀

first please stop using sms language and coming to your doubt up to my knowledge if we connect in reverse polarity there will occur some short circuit there so it will act as short circuit as it is having sudden stop there occurs some spark like in arcs

narayana murthyfirst please stop using sms language and coming to your doubt up to my knowledge if we connect in reverse polarity there will occur some short circuit there so it will act as short circuit as it is having sudden stop there occurs some spark like in arcs

first of all,sorry narayana i'll remember this.thanks ishutopre and narayana for your usefull suggestions 😀 CEans are best !!!

hey friends,i found that input wire has a small cut through which it was touching transformer's core and hence resulting in short.insulating it did the job perfectly.what i also found is reversing the polarity has no effect on working of adaptor(i reversed it and checked),but basically a 12V adaptor am using is i think simply a device with a step down transformer and some device to convert AC into DC i.e a diode.according to me a diode should not work on reversing its supply voltage(as it will get reversed biased),then how reversing the supply has no effects on working of adaptor.........??????

It is A.C you reversed not dc so no matter you reversed the A.C, it should be having both polarity. This A.C is then stepped down and then given to diode which allows one polarity and block other polarity. Here we got the stepped down D.C supply.

tseahey friends,i found that input wire has a small cut through which it was touching transformer's core and hence resulting in short.insulating it did the job perfectly.what i also found is reversing the polarity has no effect on working of adaptor(i reversed it and checked),but basically a 12V adaptor am using is i think simply a device with a step down transformer and some device to convert AC into DC i.e a diode.according to me a diode should not work on reversing its supply voltage(as it will get reversed biased),then how reversing the supply has no effects on working of adaptor.........??????

Well, Praba said it. It is AC so only option 1 was correct. Nice explanation Praba. 😀

thanks praba and ishutopre,i got it.......... 😀