hi,
total noob to these forums and most the stuff that is discussed.
when powering an amplifier i've seen (what i assume to be) 2 methods. buying a switching PSU pre-made and hooking it up within a case and the transformer into power board route.
as far as i understand the whole power supply subject you need
step down transformer->rectifier->smoothing capacitor->regulator.
from pictures i think most prefer a 'toroidal transformer' into a powerboard -> amplifier module.
what advantages are there in using this method over an open case meanwell PSU? cost? performance?
total noob to these forums and most the stuff that is discussed.
when powering an amplifier i've seen (what i assume to be) 2 methods. buying a switching PSU pre-made and hooking it up within a case and the transformer into power board route.
as far as i understand the whole power supply subject you need
step down transformer->rectifier->smoothing capacitor->regulator.
from pictures i think most prefer a 'toroidal transformer' into a powerboard -> amplifier module.
what advantages are there in using this method over an open case meanwell PSU? cost? performance?
thank you so very much. this place is so full of info and buzz words its hard to find the noob level stuff i need.
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