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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Kovin
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I need shematic for smps.
Line input 220v output +/- 40v 5amp. for power amp. Something simple if posibbile! PLEASE HELP |
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I have had almost the exact same project in mind for a long time, and now I may have some spare time to complete it. I want to use it to power several TDA7294 chip-amps, replacing the bulky linear regulated PSU that is being used now. I will publish everything since this is not a commercial project
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That is great to hear since I will power 2x TDA7294 and 2x LM3886.
PS: Would 2x1000uF per rail be enough? |
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