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shielding a E-I transformer
If plan to house PS and the AMP in the same unit. How do I sheild a EI transformer.
Also wanted to know if sonics will be very bad if I use a EI transformer. As of now I wanted to test the setup with a EI transformer since I cannot afford a torodial. Thanks in advance |
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but how to shield
Thanks Bas, but any ideas how to sheild the transformer?
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I use aluminium tape.
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aluminium tape??
Should I cover the transformer with aluminum tape ??
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a.) Shielding the circuitry from the magnetic fields? or b.) Shield the transformer from RFI. In the first case you should get a pre formed mu-metal casing. in case of b.) You could use alu foil or special made copper foil from 3M. The last option (b) won't necessarily give an improvement in sound.. Cheers, Bas |
1) Amps using unshielded EI transformers may sound better with the transformer on a different metal box.
2) You may try using a steel plate to separate the supply area from the amp area. 3) You may also try mu-metal tape, but it won't be as effective as 1. Using 2 +3 may prove effective too. Carlos |
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