What kind of capacitors and diodes for AC/DC 12v converter?
i'm trying build based on instructable:

but designed deliver about 5 vdc , need 12 vdc. need deciding if capacitors , diodes can same. i'm new, yesterday discovered diode is, i'm full of guesses , appreciate confirmation or rectification.
the parts give 5 vdc output are:
diodes: "1n4001, 1n4004, 1n4007 work fine"
capacitors: "2 220-470uf electrolytic, 2 100nf ceramic disc". "be sure voltage in capacitor higher voltages experience". i'm guessing 220-470 220v already, if that's so, have high? or 16 v too? i'm guessing 100nf ceramic disc needs around 15 v.
i guessed resistor has 7812 (since original 7805) , transformer has deliver 15 vac compensate regulator.
any input appreciated! thoughts on converter too! thanks!

but designed deliver about 5 vdc , need 12 vdc. need deciding if capacitors , diodes can same. i'm new, yesterday discovered diode is, i'm full of guesses , appreciate confirmation or rectification.
the parts give 5 vdc output are:
diodes: "1n4001, 1n4004, 1n4007 work fine"
capacitors: "2 220-470uf electrolytic, 2 100nf ceramic disc". "be sure voltage in capacitor higher voltages experience". i'm guessing 220-470 220v already, if that's so, have high? or 16 v too? i'm guessing 100nf ceramic disc needs around 15 v.
i guessed resistor has 7812 (since original 7805) , transformer has deliver 15 vac compensate regulator.
any input appreciated! thoughts on converter too! thanks!
do have idea how current need? ...the 78xx series rated 1a @ current needs heatsink, , if you're dropping lot of voltage across may power-limited , may not current (without regulator shutting-down or going unstable).
there called bridge diode has 4 diodes in 1 package , easier wire-up.
the capacitors on low-voltage side of transformer. 16v fine output-side of voltage regulator, input-side higher. note peak voltage 1.4 times rms, rectified & filtered ac 12v transformer 17v. and, "12v" transformer put-out little more no load, , output of transformer unregulated , proportional power-line voltage, , power line voltage can vary bit. so, it's idea use capacitors rated double expected voltage.
in electronics (or other engineering) it's case components not critical... there lots of situations resistor between 1k , 10k work, etc. but, trick knowing what's critical , what's not , comes learning , experience.
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diodes: "1n4001, 1n4004, 1n4007 work fine"here datasheet diodes. the 1n400x series rated 1a (that's maximum current) , voltage (also maximum rating) difference. since cheap , there isn't price difference, buy extras , buy higher-voltage versions because i'm not sure i'll using diodes in future.
there called bridge diode has 4 diodes in 1 package , easier wire-up.
the capacitors on low-voltage side of transformer. 16v fine output-side of voltage regulator, input-side higher. note peak voltage 1.4 times rms, rectified & filtered ac 12v transformer 17v. and, "12v" transformer put-out little more no load, , output of transformer unregulated , proportional power-line voltage, , power line voltage can vary bit. so, it's idea use capacitors rated double expected voltage.
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i guessed resistor has 7812 (since original 7805)correct.
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and transformer has deliver 15 vac compensate regulator.that work (if can find 15v transformer). but remember 1.4 factor, , note more voltage "drop" across regulator, hotter get.
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will work fine..

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