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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: England
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I've been toying around with the idea of using home made inductors in my amp power to try and reduce ripple on the supply lines.
I was thinking of just winding some lacquered wire around a wooden bobin and using cable ties to hold it together - any suggestions on the dimensions and number of turns, etc? (also diameter of wire?). I'm running a dual P3A amp with 41V (approx) rails. The arrangement would be this: Toroid>Bridge>Caps>Inductor>Amp If my thinking is right this would create a high pass LC filter to ground, attenuating unwanted frequencies?
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