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Join Date: Oct 2008
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I am looking for a schématic dc protector
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The one and only
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I don't suppose you would settle for a nice coupling capacitor...
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See attached schematics.
- R19 represent 24V (DC) relay resistance. C1 is bipolar capacitor or you can use two electrolytic 100u capacitors connected in series (plus poles are connected together and one minus pole is connected to GND, secon is connected to R1). SW-SPST1 is switch (you can omit it) Here is my thread: PassLabs Aleph 4.0 Here you can found complex schematics and pictures: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...&id=1386409150 |
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This picture is coming from simulation in Tina. There is limited components library. You ca use another types of zenner diodes.
Also this is DC protection only and doesn't offer delayed speakers ON. If you want this function check my schematics on facebook. Tomas |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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You dont have protection in Aleph ?
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I guess that this question is pointed to Nelson... :-).
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Thank you.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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What is the function opt1 ?
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OPT1 electrically isolate audio circuit from soft start circuit and AC detect output from power supply. I used it to prevent ground loops and make thinks easier. DC protection circuit is controlled over this OPT1 by two signals: AC Detect ¨C this signal is rectified output from both transformer secondary windings. This signal make immediately speakers OFF when amplifier is switched OFF, main fuse is blow, power supply failure on primary site... Output Delay control ¨C this signal is generated by timing circuit on soft start board. Timing circuit generates amplifier boot (switch ON) sequence: power switch ON ¡ú soft start 10 s ¡ú delayed speakers ON 20 s (timing circuit uses 50Hz frequency from mains; if frequency is 60Hz timing will be shorter with same ratio) Switch OFF sequence is partially generated by power supply and DC protection circuit topology....:AC detect falls down=switch OFF speakers, then C18 discharge=switch OFF power supply... Hopefully I explained it clearly :-) |
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this web replaced some characters in my text by mishmash
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