Pity it's a bit too high for even the single-rail higher-powered class-D monolithic boards.
Depending on the IRS2092 kit, it might get you there, but I haven't looked closely.
Depending on the IRS2092 kit, it might get you there, but I haven't looked closely.
Your transformer îs perfect! FOR this :
GT-102 Stereo Power Amplifier, or gt-101.
YOU are not going to have the stabilized power supply, unless u use a different one.
GT-102 Stereo Power Amplifier, or gt-101.
YOU are not going to have the stabilized power supply, unless u use a different one.
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that be half of the traffo, it has dual secundary coils eatch giving you about 70 Vdc.
not high enough for tubes, too high for chips, sadly it does not fit anywhere too well.
not high enough for tubes, too high for chips, sadly it does not fit anywhere too well.
If u would look into lm3886 data sheet will see that it could be powered by a simetrical power supply +35 and -35volts or by a single ended power supply of +70volts
The guy from updatemydynaco.com uses the second version of power , actually he offers an regulated power supply.
Everything is here:
http://www.akitika.com/documents/AssemblyManualGT101rev1p47.pdf
You could use your secondaries independently the power each channel , but will need 2 rectifiers or you can parallel the secondaries (and use only one rectifier )to power both channels.
I think it fits perfect.
The guy from updatemydynaco.com uses the second version of power , actually he offers an regulated power supply.
Everything is here:
http://www.akitika.com/documents/AssemblyManualGT101rev1p47.pdf
You could use your secondaries independently the power each channel , but will need 2 rectifiers or you can parallel the secondaries (and use only one rectifier )to power both channels.
I think it fits perfect.
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