It's not ... 🤐 🙂
One thing can be sayd, at this time, in a way it is the same kind of thing as in the Paradise PSU
Hesener, i would be time now that you post again the latest version of the schematic.
I do not think that any changes have being made yet but this would be convenient and we could refer to this post any future changes if required.
I do not think that any changes have being made yet but this would be convenient and we could refer to this post any future changes if required.
This is the one link, I did not see it before, and the site shows no schema. My guess? It’s a cap multiplier 🙂 The 'Area 51' component does not use cap(s).
Edit 1; DiyAudio thread is http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/tubes-valves/183476-electronic-choke-2.html#post2475231. It is (more or less) an cap multiplier
Edit 2; From the site 'Price: € 57,98 excl. VAT'. I think it is a bit expensive.
Edit 3; You can get low priced one's at http://www.ebay.nl/itm/Elektronisch...7&clk_rvr_id=307856534320&hash=item19c2ae5c87
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😀I have won the chiken then ?😀
(did not want to post to soon and spoil the fun still made it first i recon)
(did not want to post to soon and spoil the fun still made it first i recon)
'Area 51' soon ...
No, you did not (it is not a MosFet). Any way naming a single component from the multitude of components in there (total value 3 Euro's) would not make you a winner. By that measure I will say 'Is there a resistor in there' and I would have won. It's pity that I am excluded from the chicken race 🙂
No, you did not (it is not a MosFet). Any way naming a single component from the multitude of components in there (total value 3 Euro's) would not make you a winner. By that measure I will say 'Is there a resistor in there' and I would have won. It's pity that I am excluded from the chicken race 🙂
There is a current source in the Paradise PSU and yes there is one in 'Area 51' (but I already told you that [see 4542]). Not a winner yet 🙂
You are fast with computers !
Thanks Frans,
That's the site I was talking about.
You won the Chicken 😀 😀
Audiofanatic 😛
Thanks Frans,
That's the site I was talking about.
You won the Chicken 😀 😀
Audiofanatic 😛
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Scientist is too general..
To quote Andrew Jones (of TAD):
😀
Joachim, Jones was with Hawksford as well. I suppose you know him?
To quote Andrew Jones (of TAD):
😀
Joachim, Jones was with Hawksford as well. I suppose you know him?
Yes, i know Andrew. In his room i heard the second best sound i ever heard at a show.
It was a life in the studio master recording of Bob Scaggs with 24bit and very high sampling rate. The DA converter was a huge Pacific Microsonics and the big TAD speakers where 2-way Biamped with Pass electronics.
The best sound i ever heard at a show was Apogee Duettas with Krell. The turntable was an Oracle with magnetic bearing arm and a Koetsu. That was a moment of truth. I simply was there with the performers in the recording venue.
It was a life in the studio master recording of Bob Scaggs with 24bit and very high sampling rate. The DA converter was a huge Pacific Microsonics and the big TAD speakers where 2-way Biamped with Pass electronics.
The best sound i ever heard at a show was Apogee Duettas with Krell. The turntable was an Oracle with magnetic bearing arm and a Koetsu. That was a moment of truth. I simply was there with the performers in the recording venue.
‘Area 51’ device revealed
Dear All,
Today is the day, now is the time 🙂
First let’s see the specifications of the ‘Area 51’ component.
Input voltage 0…N Volt
Output voltage 0…15V (depends on device type, this one is a 15V device)
Output current 0…3A (depends on device type, this is a 3A device)
The device is connected between the rectifiers and the buffer capacitors.
The amount of time that current can flow into the buffer capacitor depends on the difference of specified voltage between the transformer and the device, when a transformer of 25V pp is selected for the 15V ‘Area 51’ component it will transfer current for about 50% of the cycle (50% is optimal).
As the attached graphs show, the ‘Area 51’ component improves power supply performance by about 40 dB on all specifications (when compared with the standard power supply).
Regards,
Frans.
Dear All,
Today is the day, now is the time 🙂
First let’s see the specifications of the ‘Area 51’ component.
Input voltage 0…N Volt
Output voltage 0…15V (depends on device type, this one is a 15V device)
Output current 0…3A (depends on device type, this is a 3A device)
The device is connected between the rectifiers and the buffer capacitors.
The amount of time that current can flow into the buffer capacitor depends on the difference of specified voltage between the transformer and the device, when a transformer of 25V pp is selected for the 15V ‘Area 51’ component it will transfer current for about 50% of the cycle (50% is optimal).
As the attached graphs show, the ‘Area 51’ component improves power supply performance by about 40 dB on all specifications (when compared with the standard power supply).
Regards,
Frans.
