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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: vivo en españa concretamente en la provincia de jaen
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first excuse me for my english.
I need a desing of +/- 70v 5A power supply for a power amplifier. I have a toroidal transformer 50+50v . may be help me? filtred and if posible regulated. thanks |
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Join Date: Aug 2012
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Hi fity!
Try to consider the suggestion of Powerbob. smps -/+ 50v, It's not linear power supply but digital or smps I want to try this too because that is very light in weight..in other words small but powerful. regards! ---Kikodemy--- |
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