Hi, are you saying that you have 13V DC on the output when a load is connected and 36V DC when no load is connected ?
Voltages on diodes are the same as supply (36vdc)
On fets are 12v
Same as output
I will test more but my main question: can this class A PSU work in a single-rail mode:
ie can I use only upper part of circuit? If it is so, so I have to debug it. Can be some problem on PCB or some faulty component.
If I feed it from unipolar bridge DC rectifier?
On fets are 12v
Same as output
I will test more but my main question: can this class A PSU work in a single-rail mode:
ie can I use only upper part of circuit? If it is so, so I have to debug it. Can be some problem on PCB or some faulty component.
If I feed it from unipolar bridge DC rectifier?
Ok, my question is answered It was a bad 640 (strange, but it happens)
It can. Feeding from a ready made rectifier (+ to plus rail, - to ground) I can adjust voltage from 36 to 26,2vdc.
It's not a problem for me, since I use it for a mic pre. And extra 2v of headroom just make it beefy. So device with the same components values can regulate within 10v,as it was stated. Haven't noticed any heating problems so far, but ime will tell
And yes. Sound is much "tighter", comparing to LM*** -based PSU
It can. Feeding from a ready made rectifier (+ to plus rail, - to ground) I can adjust voltage from 36 to 26,2vdc.
It's not a problem for me, since I use it for a mic pre. And extra 2v of headroom just make it beefy. So device with the same components values can regulate within 10v,as it was stated. Haven't noticed any heating problems so far, but ime will tell
And yes. Sound is much "tighter", comparing to LM*** -based PSU
Help, please!
Pls anyone help!!!! It worked 1 day, suddenly R22 gave a smoke.
Also BC640. Replaced, the same story. Under load it gives like a half of supply voltage.
Voltages on 1u similar.
Trimmer don't help much. All problem is around BC640. I replaced few and all give a different result
Only one of 3 worked properly for a while before death.
Under normal working conditions collector of BC640 should give a half of output voltage.
i. e. when it was working normally I had about 12v on it and 25 on output, regarless of load.
As soon as I have a load it shows all weird things
Why the same place all the time? Anyone who is more experienced, tell me where to olook.
I am using MJE29/3050 since I can't get BD241/2 They are not direct replacement, but should work.
Can it be a reason.
Instead BC556 I am using 557, and BC549c instead of 50
Pls anyone help!!!! It worked 1 day, suddenly R22 gave a smoke.
Also BC640. Replaced, the same story. Under load it gives like a half of supply voltage.
Voltages on 1u similar.
Trimmer don't help much. All problem is around BC640. I replaced few and all give a different result
Only one of 3 worked properly for a while before death.
Under normal working conditions collector of BC640 should give a half of output voltage.
i. e. when it was working normally I had about 12v on it and 25 on output, regarless of load.
As soon as I have a load it shows all weird things
Why the same place all the time? Anyone who is more experienced, tell me where to olook.
I am using MJE29/3050 since I can't get BD241/2 They are not direct replacement, but should work.
Can it be a reason.
Instead BC556 I am using 557, and BC549c instead of 50
help
hello sir Mile
May I use this preamp with your h900amp
as i have completed one but not getting
suitable preamp with decent gain
please help
Im waiting
hello sir Mile
May I use this preamp with your h900amp
as i have completed one but not getting
suitable preamp with decent gain
please help
Im waiting
Use ML3 preamp from thread: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/analog-line-level/167363-mic-line-eq-preamps-50.html
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Just noticed this thread...
So this regulator design dates back a decade earlier...
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...rly-index-1924-2009-wanted-3.html#post4256021
So this regulator design dates back a decade earlier...
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/soli...rly-index-1924-2009-wanted-3.html#post4256021
I just completed building the A Class supply.
Using a 12.6V-0-12.6V transformer and 5K ohm trimmers, I can't get the output voltage below +-17.92VDC.
The trimmers have little effect on the output voltages.
Can someone tell me what I need to do in order to get +-12-15VDC?
Thanks.
I don't see any schematics for the PSU-5 would you be able to post any details of PSU-5
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You can find schematic in thread: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/solid-state/173462-studio-reference-amplifier.html
Regards
Regulated PSU for class A amp.
