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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Paris France
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Hi
I ve heard that inductors are powerful devices to get a good PSU. I m currently trying to gather the parts for a SOZ (or XSOZ) with 2*10W output (2*18V tranformers). The problem is that I dont know anything about inductors. I guess 2.2 mH would be a good guess, but what about the resistance ? the lower the better ... ? I ve found these inductors : http://www.thel-audioworld.de/bauteile/cfc/cfc.htm Would it be OK for a SOZ ? Which wire diameter shall I choose ? I guess it depends on the intensity that will go through the coil. Also if you know another supplier of inductors in France or Germany, please share yourknowledge. Thanks for your help, |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Vienna, Austria
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Akira,
"Mundorf" inductors are Xover inductors and as such N O T recommended for DC-Current! www.hammondmfg.com their distributors like www.partsconnexion.com ship worldwide. Uli
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Paris France
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Ulli, maybe you could give me an advice where I could get good inductors for a PSU. Or which kind of inductors I should look for.
Als Vienna Einwohner, kennst du Alkbottle ? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Vienna, Austria
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latürnich kenn i die bottlebuam!
was a great metal band, unfortunately they split a couple of years ago! BTW with that exchange between EUROS and USD I buy everything in the US (internet) All those inductors in the web are xover parts, not intended for PSU use. the Hammond parts are reliable and not expensive eg: 10mH 5A DC continuous current about 18,-Euros. Normally the current ratings for Xover coils are for AC current RMS not DC. DC just heats them up till they burn down the isolation. In case of metallic core inductors they must have an air gap in the core otherwise you magnetically saturate the core -> heat -> isolation breaks -> shortcut -> no inductance -> wasted money! Uli
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