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Hello,
Last year I built this amp: stereo SE kt88 build ... abdellah diyaudioprojects design It has been one of my favorites. I have all the parts to build another one but this time I would like to add a regulated (tube) power supply. I have never used regulated supplies on any of my previous builds but have heard praises sang about the benefits of regulated supplies. I was hoping someone might have a fairly simple, easy to construct design that I could implement in place of the unregulated supply for this design. I want to use all tubes as I have a lot of real-estate on my chassis. Thanks for your help in advance. Jeff |
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steve bench's series of articles on tubed regulators, although you've probably been there already...
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The TCJ issue archives from may 1999 to august 1999 at John Broskie's Guide to Tube Circuit Analysis & Design
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Ok,
Thanks for the great links. I have read all the info there, I think I have a good understanding of how these different topologies work. Problem is I don't think I am savvy enough to create my own design "de novo". What I am really asking for is a "drop in" regulator circuit/schematic with all the component values figured out for the amp at hand. Second best would be a schematic close enough that has adjustable features I could "dial in" the proper voltage. Can anyone supply me with a schematic I could use like this on this amp? I already have an identical amp built without the regulated supply. I could build the circuit on a proto board and splice it into my existing amp for test and tweak purposes. Once refined I could build another amp with this circuit installed. Jeff |
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