http://sound.westhost.com/project89.htm
Use this core:
F-140A-F
From CWS Bytemark:
http://www.cwsbytemark.com/prices/toroidal.php
Wind the core with a 1:2 ratio. Use 4+4 on the primary side and 8+8 on the secondary side. I'd suggest using two 14g for the primary and a single 14g for the secondary. If you want to use finer strands, use the equivalent amount of copper (~8000 circular mils on the primary and 4000 circular mils on the secondary). Go to the wire page of my car audio site if you want to use a different wire gauge and you don't understand 'circular mils'.
If someone knows of a regulated power supply schematic online, please post the link. It would be better to have regulation for this chip but the supply from the ESP site will work.
Use this core:
F-140A-F
From CWS Bytemark:
http://www.cwsbytemark.com/prices/toroidal.php
Wind the core with a 1:2 ratio. Use 4+4 on the primary side and 8+8 on the secondary side. I'd suggest using two 14g for the primary and a single 14g for the secondary. If you want to use finer strands, use the equivalent amount of copper (~8000 circular mils on the primary and 4000 circular mils on the secondary). Go to the wire page of my car audio site if you want to use a different wire gauge and you don't understand 'circular mils'.
If someone knows of a regulated power supply schematic online, please post the link. It would be better to have regulation for this chip but the supply from the ESP site will work.
Ok.... so i dont need a power supply for it anymore. We have a huge power supply at my skills center that can power it. Im only doing this to pass my Senior Project but afterwords i will construct a power supply so i can actually use it.
Ill start a new thread soon showing my construction steps incase anyone is curious
Ill start a new thread soon showing my construction steps incase anyone is curious
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