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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Jerusalem, Israel
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So what's the solution? Not using a cap after a rectifier? Or using a smaller value as speci9fied in the datasheet (0.1uF - 0.33uF)? My plan (for the moment) is like this: trasnformer 6V secondary -> rectifier bridge -> filter cap 1000uF/16V -> two 7806's, inputs connected, middle pin to the ground -> each output with it's own filter cap (100uF/16V) -> filaments, each 7806's output to his tube, common ground. I've found a nice heatsink for two chips and the rest is to be mounted on a terminal strip. Have I got something wrong? |
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boink!
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