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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Canada
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I think i have this right but want to make sure so that I dont blow up anything. The Plitron reads:
Input: 2 x 115 VAC ---------- Black/White Brown/Orange The brown and black are coming out of a tube together and the white and orange are coming out of a tube together. I am guessing that I just join the black and white and connect it to neutral and join the brown and orange and connect to live. Is this correct? (I live in Canada by the way) ...And a polarity question And after I join the correct wires does it matter which goes to live and which to neutral? Does the same answer apply for the secondary windings? (when connecting secondaries to the rectifier bridges) I haven't found a thread speficially on this so lets make it clear. Thanks, Sardonx |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: LA County
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I always find this tech info from Avel Lindberg transformer useful ....http://avellindberg.com/transformers...notes_comp.htm I'm sure Plitron has similar information too.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Canada
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Sao Paulo-Brazil
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Well, if I do remember my practical classes...
by measuring DC ohms with a DVM you can find the windings, there are two so its easy. To get the polarity, you can connect one winding to AC or audio 40 to 100 HZ signal (last better option) if you have, and carefully place the other winding one terminal connected to the first. So, you measure both extremes: if zero volts AC they are out of phase. If double tha voltage input, they are in phase. Hope to made me clear. if you do use AC outlet voltage pay serious attention to hazard shocks....Plitron often uses some way to mark polarity... once you got the windings, try to guess polarity, it is not too hard. About what to connect to live or neutral, I think it does not matter if trafo is toroid. I think E core trafos inner terminal should connect to live, but usually the secondary is the outer winding so... just the ears will judge. Regards Euclides
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Calgary
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Balck and Brown wired together and white and orange wired together for 115 volt mains supply.
Check out the schematics on the Plitorn site. Mike
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Canada
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thanks guys... i went with my gut for the wiring and turns out i was right. the amp works!!
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