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LT4320 based active rectifier

Thinking to realize a PS which has to output from 35 to 45V DC (I don't know exactly the value, because I don't know exactly the voltage requirement of the power amp I will build,I had to study...), which resistor should I use? And above all, how can I estimate the transformer specs for a given PS DC output voltage, using your rectifier?

Many thanks and regards,

Gaetano.
 
here are sch and stuffing guides
1. smd rectifier pcb (sold in pair- 2 usd per pair)
2. tht rectifier pcb (sold in pair- 3.5 usd per pair)
3. crc psu pcb (sold in singles- 6.5 usd per pcb)
 

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In this post, I thought you were offering ICs, when I read your previous answer today I figured these were the PCBs. Anyway, do you also offer these chips as well? If not can you or anyone plz direct me where to find the cheapest prices yet reliable source for these ICs.


Kindly find below my order:
1. CRC PCB: x1 pcs
2. THT PCB: x1 pair
3. SMD PCB: x1 pair
 
In this post, I thought you were offering ICs, when I read your previous answer today I figured these were the PCBs. Anyway, do you also offer these chips as well? If not can you or anyone plz direct me where to find the cheapest prices yet reliable source for these ICs.


Kindly find below my order:
1. CRC PCB: x1 pcs
2. THT PCB: x1 pair
3. SMD PCB: x1 pair

I never offered any IC or mosfets in any of the GB. I only offer PCBs. Just to be clear/.
 
Hi Prasi, Pehaps this is a stupid question, but I'll ask anyway:

What is the max RMS AC voltage that these rectifiers can take across the 2 input pins? Is this actually 50V AC (RMS) across the inputs?

What's the max DC voltage that they can output? Is it +72V and - 72V at the outputs, or a total value of 72V. Ie +/- 36V?

Could 2 be used in parallel to allow double the working voltages?

Many thanks

Dan