hypex ncore

[Tom4s]

http://www.hypex.nl/docs/papers/ncore%20wp.pdf

very cool, but WHEN will something of the new range go on sale???

[Tom4s]

hypex need to be careful here, not to invoke too much of the osborne effect.

Osborne effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[eclectic2k]

Originally Posted by Tom4s

http://www.hypex.nl/docs/papers/ncore%20wp.pdf

very cool, but WHEN will something of the new range go on sale???

very interesting! Looks like Mr Bruno's been hard at work after all...
While what you say about the Osborne effect can be true, it sounds as though they are ready to launch soon.

I'll be curious how the "updated" UCD's compare to the N-core, and to the current lineup.

Looking forward to seeing what the products look and sound like (and what the prices look like )

[Jan-Peter]

Guys, please check this link as well; Ncore Announcement

[eclectic2k]

Originally Posted by Jan-Peter

Guys, please check this link as well; Ncore Announcement

"Hypex owes much to the DIY community for support and feedback, so to those eager to discover Ncore for themselves: keep your eyes open in the fourth quarter of 2011!"

fourth quarter!
OK, I'll start saving my money. I've got too many projects backing up right now anyway

[AP2]

Originally Posted by Jan-Peter

Guys, please check this link as well; Ncore Announcement

Hi,
I think your did a good job, the measures are excellent, sincere compliments. I have a question (I think that is of common interest to others, to understand better measures). how many volt supply your smps1200 (at idle) on the sample under test?

Regards

Roberto P.

[Jan-Peter]

Originally Posted by AP2

Hi,
I think your did a good job, the measures are excellent, sincere compliments. I have a question (I think that is of common interest to others, to understand better measures). how many volt supply your smps1200 (at idle) on the sample under test?

Regards

Roberto P.

I do not exactly understand your questions, but if you would like to know all details of the used SMPS please check this link; http://www.hypex.nl/docs/SMPS1200_datasheet.pdf

Regards,

Jan-Peter

[AP2]

Originally Posted by Jan-Peter

I do not exactly understand your questions, but if you would like to know all details of the used SMPS please check this link; http://www.hypex.nl/docs/SMPS1200_datasheet.pdf

Regards,

Jan-Peter

thanks for the reply, but the question is: smps1200 outputs at those volts? on new sample under test? eg. + / -70V or 80V etc? (at idle).
Your measures not show this info.

Regards,
Roberto P.

[Bruno Putzeys]

About +/-89V idle, dropping to about +/-72V under full load. The leaflet presents the amp/smps as a combo which is why this info isn't there. A full data sheet for the amp alone is under way.

[AP2]

Originally Posted by Bruno Putzeys

About +/-89V idle, dropping to about +/-72V under full load. The leaflet presents the amp/smps as a combo which is why this info isn't there. A full data sheet for the amp alone is under way.

Thanks Bruno, I asked for understanding the behavior vs. power, it is clear that the measure would not show at the real clipped , if so, to 4R should be about 600W (not 420W). I assumed your power stage to lose only 2V from vcc rail.
Pre-clip, I think that is too far from the rail (if so).

Perhaps you are developing a new smps for combo, well ... I hope it is not the same as ours ... eheh! Joke.

Regards,
Roberto P.