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Hi Guys,
Here is the simple power supply I used as a pre-regulator for the Kwak clock. The capacitors before and after the Siemens common mode choke (cmc) are Rubycon ZL, with Rubycon XYA after the regulator. You can use the 100mA 78L12 TO-92 regulators as the current draw is low. I had a 2.39mH cmc on hand but most cmc's around that value are fine. to answer a quote with a quote; Quote:
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