Hi, i have a question . How should i connect transformer and bridge rectifier and also 4 capacitors ?
Transformer is 42v-0-42v
Bridge rectifier is 35A and 1000v
Capacitors are 4x 10,000uf 80v ( or should i consider upgrading from 80v to 100v ? )
Powersupply is gonna be used for audio amplifier . I havent yet decided what amplifier im gonna build . But around 250w per channel .
Thank you 🙂
Transformer is 42v-0-42v
Bridge rectifier is 35A and 1000v
Capacitors are 4x 10,000uf 80v ( or should i consider upgrading from 80v to 100v ? )
Powersupply is gonna be used for audio amplifier . I havent yet decided what amplifier im gonna build . But around 250w per channel .
Thank you 🙂
That will work just fine
I've completed the Elliott Sound Products project 101 with almost the exact setup.
Project 101 - High Fidelity Lateral MOSFET power amplifier
A class AB amp that sounds fantastic and his boards are first rate.
He has some excellent articles on power supplies that are worth the time.
Linear Power Supply Design
Good Luck!
I've completed the Elliott Sound Products project 101 with almost the exact setup.
Project 101 - High Fidelity Lateral MOSFET power amplifier
A class AB amp that sounds fantastic and his boards are first rate.
He has some excellent articles on power supplies that are worth the time.
Linear Power Supply Design
Good Luck!
Thank you dude !!🙂 this was very helpful and i think i found a amplifier to build 🙂 but one question , is one board a mono or stereo ?
So i looked at the prices , i live in eu . Is the shipping cost included in the price ? And do then get information about parts list ?
There is an extensive page on shipping from ESP that explains shipping. You will get access to documentation on assembly, setting the bias etc.... I sourced the parts myself, that adds to the fun.
If you want a more plug and play option, you could source some pre made boards from the interweb. Remember your rail voltage from a 42V-0-42V AC transformer will be approx 1.414 * 42 or +/- 59V DC the boards for this voltage range are slim pickings.
If you want a more plug and play option, you could source some pre made boards from the interweb. Remember your rail voltage from a 42V-0-42V AC transformer will be approx 1.414 * 42 or +/- 59V DC the boards for this voltage range are slim pickings.