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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: New York
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How would a 13.5-0-13.5 transformer from a battery charger work for a chipamp? It's a 10A charger, no idea what the VA of the transformer would be, but it looks to be pretty beefy. Any downsides? Just need a cheap power supply until I can afford a good toroidal transformer..
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Join Date: May 2006
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It depends on the type of chip amp you want to build ....
a 13.5v 0v ,13.5v Transformer would be suitable for a TDA2030/2040/2050/LM1875 and possibly a low powered LM3875/3886.... If it can supply 10A then it would be plenty for any of these chips.... |
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