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100w ... 300w power using PC power supply transformer 2x30v + + fan temperature control pcb size 100x86mm for more power (400,600,800w) see files
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IR2153 Audio SMPS Circuit 100W-800W - YouTube
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100w ... 300w power using PC power supply transformer 2x30v + + fan temperature control pcb size 100x86mm for more power (400,600,800w) see files
test video (load, short circuit etc.)
IR2153 Audio SMPS Circuit 100W-800W - YouTube
download file;
Just a moment...
Download | file.io
Gofile
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Seriously... Not recommended. I'm surprised the companies that appear in your zip file actually implemented this but then it is audio. Your layout violates safety agency creepage and clearance requirements.
The circuit itself is a half bridge and therefore qualifies as being voltage fed. As such you need output filter inductors. Of course if you are an audio manufacturer you completely ignore this and rely on leakage inductance in the transformer to save the day.
Unfortunately that means you cannot just drop in any old bodged ATX transformer and expect it not to blow up. Go on... how many times did it blow up before you got one that worked?
The circuit itself is a half bridge and therefore qualifies as being voltage fed. As such you need output filter inductors. Of course if you are an audio manufacturer you completely ignore this and rely on leakage inductance in the transformer to save the day.
Unfortunately that means you cannot just drop in any old bodged ATX transformer and expect it not to blow up. Go on... how many times did it blow up before you got one that worked?
Thanks for your comment @MorbidFractal
First test and after test no problem occurred
Circuit tested too long
I am not an expert I did not take professional measurements (for now)
amateur electronics, it's nice to evaluate the old parts 🙂
Best regards.
First test and after test no problem occurred
Circuit tested too long
I am not an expert I did not take professional measurements (for now)
amateur electronics, it's nice to evaluate the old parts 🙂
Best regards.

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