Hi thank you for the very interesting thread Could you provide some info/details on your noise measurement rig ?Hello Friends;
My LT3045 Projects are ready for use. They tested. (I will share FFT measurments) ...
to measure noise this low is a real challenge Thanks a lot
Hi and many thanks for your reply, I suspected it a little but I actually have LT3045 but with a different screen printing (LGYP134246) why do manufacturers use different code?
Thanks for your help, did you use this LT3045 ? I would tu use with a transistor for increase the current.
Best
Thanks for your help, did you use this LT3045 ? I would tu use with a transistor for increase the current.
Best
amplifier has 2x30vac 150va transformer.. After bridge i read +42vdc -42vdc… lt3045 has max 20v input. So i need to down 18v for lt3045 input…
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"I placed the LT3045 and 3094 regulators in a PCB using 7815 and 7915 packages. Since the input voltage of the regulator is higher than 20 volts, I used a pre-regulator of -18 and +18 volts. The output of the LT3045 and 3094 is 15V."
I tested only lt3045 +15 lt3097-17v for my amp. Other regulators use both lt3045 for symmetric output (-15, +15)
I sell kit and pcb(with heatsink) pcb could be cheaper for you if you solder Lt3045… Because i buy allDo you have a 5V kit for sale? How much?
Components at mouser and it is little
Expensive… but if you want still fully populated pcb, i can offer you price for your voltage to 500mA or 1A.
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