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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Hello,
I have bought the LM3886 gainclone kit from ChipAmp.com the PSU board look like this : ![]() the problem is that my transformer is center taped (3 wires) instead of 4 wires. ![]() Is there a way to use this transformer with that PSU board ? and how ? If not, there's some PSU boards on Ebay like this one Amplifier Power Supply Assembled Kit for DIY NEW en vente sur eBay.fr (fin le 08-janv.-11 10:26:00 Paris) that could be suitable ? Regards |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: santa clara, CA
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I bought the same brian-gt boards. I just used dual secondary trafos for that one.
the peter daniels kit does seem to 'support' CT style trafos. he documents where to make changes (4 diodes instead of 8, etc) on his website. btw, that diagram you show is wrong, isn't it? the 2nd bridge is backwards, it seems. wonder why no one ever fixed that (?)
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just disregard the ct and run secondery to both ac's.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Linuxworks, the document is from Brian web site, so hope the board are ok.
Will look at Peter web site. Toufu, Quote:
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: santa clara, CA
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no, that's not optimal. that often (according to reports) creates hum and loops.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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Quote:
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I explained it here: Center tap torroid wiring to peter daniels kit???
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Thanks Peter for the link.
the PSU board of Brian LM3886 and yours are quite different, do you think this can apply in my case also ? |
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The layout and traces, although may look different, are basically the same, so the mod will work with his boards as well.
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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his current boards include room for both the diodes and filter caps. if the filter caps part assumes dual secondaries, I wonder if it really will be straightforward..
I have both of your kits but have not looked at it in detail on brian's since it did not look obvious at first glance. I am curious, though. searches did not turn up any specific howto on the brian boards like it does on yours.
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