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#511 |
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Louisiana
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Looking at the second part of the schematic, I think it's probably a 15v. It's probably a over-voltage shutdown for the B+ input.
Try this... Pull U2. Connect pin 14 of U1 to the pad for pin 14 of U2. This will restore Vref that's being lost when U2 is removed. If the voltage drops below ~4.8v, you may have to use a 5v reg to supply the Vref. The output of the 5v reg of the 494 is very limited. The regulation will be controlled by the deadtime pin on U1. Replace R42 with a 120k ohm resistor. This should give you something close to 44v.
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#512 |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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coooool.....i knew you have a solution...
i will check it and follow as you mentioned and post the results soon ! Thanks again Perry ! |
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#513 |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Does anyone know where can I just buy of this SMPS PCB ?
Looking for +/-30 Volts thanks |
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#514 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
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anyone ??
if so, pls send me email at indosq at gmail.com (replace the at with @) thanks |
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#515 |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Would either of these toroids be a good candidate for a SMPS core?
Steward 35T1417-10H OD: 36mm ID: 23mm HT: 15mm Permeability: 5000 Steward 40T1417-10H OD: 36mm ID: 23mm HT: 15mm Permeability: 10000 Thanks, David |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Bro do you have PCB top and bottom for this smps schematics? |
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#518 |
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Hi
Use whatevery you want...SG has push pull outputs, TL don't. You can replace anything with anything, so SG with TL = yes you can |
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AVR & PIC C Dev.
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ah.. i see... then its better to use SG3525 !
I noticed that SG application is simpler as well. Worth the try.. thnx luka |
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Hi
For PP I think it is better coz you can drive fets directly, but say in buck converter, TL would be easy to use coz you have E and C of transistor in pins and you can use them however you want, so that good... But SG really is ic that needs only few components, and you can do a lot with it and has some features like dead time and shutdown which you can use really easy... I don't know, I like SG better... |
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