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Join Date: Jun 2006
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Pennsylvania, USA
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Here's some pics of my B1 before and after installing the SSLV, and a closeup of one of the Jupiter output caps.
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Very classic Scandinavian like box. I like.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: oslo
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Hi Andrew / others, Newbie here : I am building two Salas boards to create -12v 0v +12v output to power an Opamp. Can I 'just' connect the 0v from the two boards to create a reference 0v ? or will I get current drawn from one to the other (ie: short circuit situation). I have only single transformer 15 output to feed both boards. Thx Jim. |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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Hi, I kept building 3 boards in a row
. My boards power TP's Opus DAC and the transceiver board. As a Vref cap, Oscon was replaced soon. Weren't a good choice there. SSLV1.1 works well, I like it very much! C105, C103 caps are Nichicon Muse KZ's: 1000 uF/25 V and 47 uF/25 V. |
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Final success PSU+client application system picture we like to see as always.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: oslo
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Thanks Marra,
My transformer is dual secondary, feeding 15v to each Salas board. I get nice 13v output from each board. To make a dual polarity PS, I assume the 0v from each board should be made common (?). Should the common 0v also be grounded ? |
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If your client circuit board has a common point, there they go the F0 S0 wires from both boards and they make a symmetric system. Grounding to chassis or not its a matter of how your design is sorted out and what is recommended, i.e floating or not there.
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