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15th February 2009, 06:40 PM
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Real Quick Question!!
Ok,
Can I use two rectifiers in of the same secondary of a transformer. IE. like shown in attachment? Need to flow about 250mA and my chokes can't handle it so I thought if I separated into (2) channels it will be OK. I have seen paralleled rectifier tubes but common B+ out. Is there any reason I can't do this? I might be missing something. |
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15th February 2009, 07:11 PM
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If you look one more time at your schematic you'll realise that you have drawn common B+. However I do not see that it should be a problem. You can still feed one choke per channel to bring down the current requirement on the chokes.
/Olof
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