Simplistic NJFET RIAA

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Somehow I get the idea that damping ressonances in the secondaries reduces the ability for the psu to radiate hum into other circuits.

As I am using "soft" diodes, ringing might not be so evident and as I am using a separate PSU that is physically far from the amp, it might be really difficult for me to detect improvements.

In this case (zobels on secondary) its not the diode noice that your after to kill but the trannys own ringing.
 
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R-Core 230V 30VA two 0-15VAC secondaries wired in series to have 0-30VAC, attached pics. It's also very important to know o measure wich are the real phase at primary and secondary. As 3rd pic shows our necessary Rs is 357 ohms (use the more aproximate standard value)

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Asap I will give value for R-Core 230V 30A two 0-18VAC secondaries wired in series to have 0-36VAC.
 

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R-Core 230V 30VA two 0-15VAC secondaries wired in series to have 0-30VAC, attached pics... As 3rd pic shows our necessary Rs is 357 ohms (use the more aproximate standard value).

I am curious how much the ringing varies with different R. So if 357 is "ideal", what does it look like with 330R? 220R? 500R? At what point above or below "ideal" does the ringing become significant? (And how do we define "significant"?)
 
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I am curious how much the ringing varies with different R. So if 357 is "ideal", what does it look like with 330R? 220R? 500R? At what point above or below "ideal" does the ringing become significant? (And how do we define "significant"?)

I posted the target snubber pic, if you use 500R the tx will be over damped and scope will show a large tail wave, if you use 220R you possibly see in the scope more than one wave or at least the second inversed wave. Attached Mark Johnson PDF, link diyA thread http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/power-supplies/243100-simple-no-math-transformer-snubber-using-quasimodo-test-jig.html
 

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