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A while back I posted a message concerning LTspice models for output transformers and got some helpful guidance. Thanks to everyone who offered advice.
Rather than tackle a generic U/L transformer model complete with a drop down list, I decided to start small and create a simple .asc file for a single transformer: the Dynaco A470 for the ST-70 power amp. I've attached that file here. Drawing the symbol was easy enough but determining the appropriate inductances for the transformer sections turned out to be more difficult than I thought it would be. I tried using Robert McLean's excellent spreadsheet but I suppose I don't understand that as well as I thought I did. Could someone help me out with the inductance values for L1 through L7, possibly including series resistances? If it's easier to get the specifications for the Hammond 1650N (which has the same 4300 ohm primary impedance) I'll be glad to use that instead. My goal is to figure out how to do this once so that I can create additional models for the Dynaco Mark III output transformer (model A431), and the Plitron PAT4004 and PAT4006. Any help you can provide to educate a newbie would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Ray |
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What´s wrong using diyaudio.com search? This was just seconds away!
SPICE Transformer Model Spreadsheet http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attac...odels-rev4.zip
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Ray,
You didn't post the file you mentioned in your original message. Rick |
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Hey Rick and Ray,
No need for Rays file, follow McLeans spreadsheet instead. Just type the transformer name in the cell with red/bold text and copy the blue into LTSpice. Also use the transformer schematic shown there.
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I've studied Robert's revised spreadsheet and I think this is going to give me everything I need. I was working with his original version 1 spreadsheet and was having a little trouble following it, but the new revision 4 instructions (not to mention the calculations) helped a lot. Thanks to all for the help. Ray |
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