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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Östergötland
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To keep myself bussy, I've ordered a stereo LM3886 kit including one PSU board from chipap.com. From my last project I have 2 33000uF/40V caps left. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I might implement them in the standard PSU? Are there any benefits of doing so, and do I need to change a hole bunch of other components (not that there are so many to begin with...)
Thanks, Fredrik |
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No changes needed, really. If you've got the caps, use them, as long as they fit. I don't have issues with 2x10000uf caps per channel, it sounds great, but more capacitance won't hurt.
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