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Autocostruire/Autodigit "Class T" PSU - transformer question - Click HERE for Original Thread
geaugafletcher
Here's a link to the Autocostruire PSU in question:

http://tinyurl.com/h7bl6

Their suggestion is for a 30-50VA transformer wired up as so:

http://www.autocostruire.com/assist...nstallation.pdf

This means wiring the secondaries in series...So the amperage is effectively half of what you'd get wiring in parallel...So the transformer I bought (rated at 50VA / 15v @ 3.332A) will output +-15v, 0v at 1.6A, right?

Just looking to see if my electronics newbie reasoning is correct. I got on the phone with digikey and ordered what I thought would be the nearly ideal transformer - small toroidal that outputs 15v at 3 amps, whoo-hoo! Oh wait...that's in series...****...

Am I on the right path here?

(preemptive) Thanks!

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