Thanks bro
Question How to calculate arrival capacitor 100UF
Instead 47UF exists now?
It is the model that you would recommend?
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Thanks Bro,I appreciate that..are the mods in the signal path or power supply,or both..I'm guessing the op amps are signal path but I have seen op amps in switch mode supply.
I did not understand exactly what you mean
If you do the mod
It's only for analog
But I think it's really worth the sound he produces now just mesmerizing
Buy the machine
If you want help in audio ciruit Mod ask me and I'll try to help you bro
Thanks Bro,I appreciate that..are the mods in the signal path or power supply,or both..I'm guessing the op amps are signal path but I have seen op amps in switch mode supply.
The psu is optimized for cheapest components, audiophiles want better parts (whether it makes a difference..). The manufacturer of the top244Y has a calculator program to design the whole psu (optimized for cheapest parts)
increasing the value causes higher inrush current. I don't know how to calculate exactly but i think 100u is a conservative increase.
The capacitor you selected is a looks ok, maybe other series are better for smps, i will ask around (takes a while due to hollidays.)
Ofcource the available space on the pcb is also an issue
increasing the value causes higher inrush current. I don't know how to calculate exactly but i think 100u is a conservative increase.
The capacitor you selected is a looks ok, maybe other series are better for smps, i will ask around (takes a while due to hollidays.)
Ofcource the available space on the pcb is also an issue
I did not understand exactly what you mean
If you do the mod
It's only for analog
But I think it's really worth the sound he produces now just mesmerizing
Buy the machine
If you want help in audio ciruit Mod ask me and I'll try to help you bro
If you want a more reference digital source,it doesn't make sense to to make major mods to a cd player...DACS are much more pure than a CD player dac and they have their own power supply..
THe mac mini is ideal because you can pick them up cheap used,and hook a dac to it.You also have a cd player in it...People are now playing from a solid state hard drive which has no mechanical noise or vibration that you get typically get from a cd transport..My friend used to mod all his players and once he got the mac mini with a DAC,he basically gave up on cd players..
Another bad thing about CD players is that they extrapolate and fill in 1's and 0's where the data points are missing...With the mac mini being a computer,you download a program so the mini doesn't extrapolate and gets 99.9% of the data it reads and therefore gives you a fuller and more realistic sound...Since I'm an avid vinyl afficianado,I have become too critical of digital and its short comings.
I'm not going to touch in the IC's in the psu
I am replacing the diodes
And some Primary capacitors
in the audio circuit I changed all 10 op-amp to lm4562
The device has been working 150 hours
Past the burn in
I tried a few discs have a DVD AUDIO
And improving them even bigger than SACD
Not sure what you want to do ..... change the diodes in a SMPS??
If so, what do you want to achieve?
I have doubts whether you will be able to hear any difference in a linear PSU wrt. diodes, but in a SMPS, I'm sure you will not be able to hear any difference!
Capacitors for a SMPS: Always choose those with lowest ESR ..... it is the resistence more than the capacitance which will determine the amount of ripple
If so, what do you want to achieve?
I have doubts whether you will be able to hear any difference in a linear PSU wrt. diodes, but in a SMPS, I'm sure you will not be able to hear any difference!
Capacitors for a SMPS: Always choose those with lowest ESR ..... it is the resistence more than the capacitance which will determine the amount of ripple
I do a general upgrade to the device
If I improves the PSU
So I prefer to take good care
No point putting good capacitors around the other components can not work in harmony with them
I think most important part in a psu AC to DC
is the Efficient of the diode bridge
thet Allows the capacitor to work effectively
In everything if you address the problem
And addresses other issues surrounding
Eventually it more harm than good
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What do you think of this capacitor ?
I need to a capacitor for the switching power supply of the Danon
C909 ----Diameter 16 mm 47uf 400v
RUBYCON-400BXC47MEFC16X25
CAPACITOR, RADIAL, 400V, 47UF
What is the best capacitor is recommended by these
requirements ? 47uf 400v
105°C
High Ripple Current
low ESR
Diameter 16
This limitation diameter 16 mm
I need to a capacitor for the switching power supply of the Danon
C909 ----Diameter 16 mm 47uf 400v
RUBYCON-400BXC47MEFC16X25
CAPACITOR, RADIAL, 400V, 47UF
What is the best capacitor is recommended by these
requirements ? 47uf 400v
105°C
High Ripple Current
low ESR
Diameter 16
This limitation diameter 16 mm
To what company you replace the cap 100 uf ?
And what else you change then in the power supply?
I belive it was Rubycon or Jamicon.
I changed all the regulators and the elyts given in the list you got by P:M
I remember my brother
I want to start from the Input of the power supply
and Then continue
I ordered the diodes to bridge diodes
VISHAY SEMICONDUCTOR - VS-ETX0806FP-M3 - DIODE, HFAST RECT, 600V, 8A, TO220FP
Choosing capacitors after the bridge prevents him from continuing
I need precise recommendation for most suitable capacitor C909
Only from a website FARNEEL
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This ones for use in switching applications:
400KXW100MEFC16X30 - RUBYCON - CAPACITOR, 100UF, 400V | Farnell United Kingdom
400KXW100MEFC16X30 - RUBYCON - CAPACITOR, 100UF, 400V | Farnell United Kingdom
http://www.chemi-con.co.jp/e/catalog/pdf/al-e/al-all-e1001m-130101.pdf
scroll to technical notes selecting input filter for smps for the proper serie
scroll to technical notes selecting input filter for smps for the proper serie
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