100W Ultimate Fidelity Amplifier

[AndrewT]

Hi,
you only need one output ground link. This PSU Zero Volts is NOT the Main Audio Ground.
Take a lead from PSU Zero Volts to your Main Audio Ground.
Take all other references to the Main Audio Ground.
Do not take all the amps voltage references to the PSU !!!!!!

[apexaudio]

Originally Posted by jef9200

One inconvenient of the board : there is only one output GND. I'll have to use a connector or make 2 new holes in the GND trace. An Idée ?
The pictures

Nice work, if you want star ground on psu pcb make new holes, thank you for clear pictures.
Regards

[apexaudio]

Originally Posted by jef9200

Regulated supply build ! Works fine, very usefull for trying amps because it is possible to change the output voltage. 2X30V AC tranfo, 45DC ; i've try output from 30DC to 42 DC. Only 2X10000uf on the psu board. Zener= 8,2V.
Thanks Apex.

You don't need 10000uF/100V, with 2x30V AC use 10000uF/50V or 63V.

[jerry999]

Originally Posted by apexaudio

I made this amplifier for test my home DIY speakers (two way TL).

ORIGINAL SCHEMATIC (almost the same) has been used in legendary UK HH amplifiers played by Rollingstones back in 70's
I got an original board please take a look, it is a beauty...

[Boss_Ronald]

Hi,

I have home made power supply for my amplifier.
It was manually turn by my self.

The secondary output were 60 0 63 volts ac.
After rectified output voltage becomes 84.6 0 84.6 volts dc.

Is this ok since secondary ac is not equal but after it was rectified it become equal voltages on the DC.

Need expert advice here.

regards.
Ronald

[apexaudio]

[QUOTE=jerry999;2380568]ORIGINAL SCHEMATIC (almost the same) has been used in legendary UK HH amplifiers played by Rollingstones back in 70's
I got an original board please take a look, it is a beauty...

[apexaudio]

Originally Posted by Boss_Ronald

Hi,

I have home made power supply for my amplifier.
It was manually turn by my self.

The secondary output were 60 0 63 volts ac.
After rectified output voltage becomes 84.6 0 84.6 volts dc.

Is this ok since secondary ac is not equal but after it was rectified it become equal voltages on the DC.

Need expert advice here.

regards.
Ronald

Yes you get equal DC voltages (higer) on caps after rectified, you can disconnect 60 volts ac and with single 63 volts you still have +/-84.6 volts dc.
Regards

[Boss_Ronald]

Hi Apex,

So can I used my transfo with 60 0 63 ac with bridge diode to have strong current to my amplifier? Output DC becomes +-84.6 volts.

I just concern on the un balance ac voltage on the secondary winding.
Anyway is this safe?

Best regards,
Ronald

[jerry999]

You have to make sure to have 60 0 60 otherwise you will have unstability. If you mak amp using this schematic (I will post it later) +-84 V DC is fine if output transistors have VCO 120+ (use 2N3773 or better Japanese audio transistors)

Originally Posted by Boss_Ronald

Hi,

I have home made power supply for my amplifier.
It was manually turn by my self.

The secondary output were 60 0 63 volts ac.
After rectified output voltage becomes 84.6 0 84.6 volts dc.

Is this ok since secondary ac is not equal but after it was rectified it become equal voltages on the DC.

Need expert advice here.

regards.
Ronald

[apexaudio]

Originally Posted by Boss_Ronald

Hi Apex,

So can I used my transfo with 60 0 63 ac with bridge diode to have strong current to my amplifier? Output DC becomes +-84.6 volts.

I just concern on the un balance ac voltage on the secondary winding.
Anyway is this safe?

Best regards,
Ronald

Yes you can use it. Voltage is to high for this amp, what is your amp, do you considering to use Regulated PSU?
Regards