With Permender not here anymore, all the more reason to pull out the schematics from Nelson Pass's article. Permender followed that, with only the addition of the additional big caps on his board. I can say I don't know why he added them, but other have said that they help.
I got a pair of Hammond 2VA 12V transformers, and some bolt down bridge rectifiers for my build, as I don't plan to have additional circuit boards for the bias DC supply.
Question to those that do know. Will I be able to just take the AC from the transformer, through the rectifier, straight to the +/- inputs on Permenders board? There is no cap bank in the schematic.
I got a pair of Hammond 2VA 12V transformers, and some bolt down bridge rectifiers for my build, as I don't plan to have additional circuit boards for the bias DC supply.
Question to those that do know. Will I be able to just take the AC from the transformer, through the rectifier, straight to the +/- inputs on Permenders board? There is no cap bank in the schematic.
Question to those that do know. Will I be able to just take the AC from the transformer, through the rectifier, straight to the +/- inputs on Permenders board? There is no cap bank in the schematic.
That's what I'm going to do. Now that I looked at it C6, C7 and R5, R6 are on Permaneder's board.
Regards,
Dan 🙂
I see C6 and C7 in the schematic which are already on Permaneder's boards. Just like the rest of the bias circuit. So it should work.
Though I don't like the idea of wires from the bold down bridges, with ripple on it going through your amp to the boards. I would put another 1000uF close to the bridges and feed that to the board.
Though I don't like the idea of wires from the bold down bridges, with ripple on it going through your amp to the boards. I would put another 1000uF close to the bridges and feed that to the board.
I see C6 and C7 in the schematic which are already on Permaneder's boards. Just like the rest of the bias circuit. So it should work.
Though I don't like the idea of wires from the bold down bridges, with ripple on it going through your amp to the boards. I would put another 1000uF close to the bridges and feed that to the board.
Here's my DigiKey BOM for the bias supply
2 x Transformer MT2114-ND
4 x Bridge Rec. DF04M-E3/45GI-ND
6 x Connector 277-1248-ND
1 x Proto Board V1042-ND
I actually have lot's of prototyping board around for making small P-to-P circuits. That with some nylon standoffs makes life pretty good. I'm also fond of the connectors listed above for hooking stuff up.
Regards,
Dan
I see C6 and C7 in the schematic which are already on Permaneder's boards. Just like the rest of the bias circuit. So it should work.
Though I don't like the idea of wires from the bold down bridges, with ripple on it going through your amp to the boards. I would put another 1000uF close to the bridges and feed that to the board.
The power supply is separate from the regulator that is on the board. He will need to build the supply with the CRC off board.
The Permaneder boards work fine. I didn't need to modify anything other than to make a few of the holes bigger because I picked parts with thicker leads.
Questions regarding transformers for power supply ….
I know that Nelson calls for a 2 x 24V transformers
I have 2 x30 V transformers in my collection
Will the regulation circuit take approx 42V input?
Can I use a 5ohm 20W resistor instead of the .1 ohm specified to get a voltage drop of 1.5A x 5ohm = 7.5V getting close to the 34V required?
or should I just bite the bullet and buy 2 x24V transformers.
Thank You
Bob
I know that Nelson calls for a 2 x 24V transformers
I have 2 x30 V transformers in my collection
Will the regulation circuit take approx 42V input?
Can I use a 5ohm 20W resistor instead of the .1 ohm specified to get a voltage drop of 1.5A x 5ohm = 7.5V getting close to the 34V required?
or should I just bite the bullet and buy 2 x24V transformers.
Thank You
Bob
either buy smaller iron or bigger Al
😉
Thanks ZM 😀😀😀
Probably break down and buy the right transformer
Already posted over in the GB thread, try my luck here too:
Has anybody 2 PCBs I could buy? Has anybody the knowhow/time to create eagle files from the pictures of the 240mmX107 PCB?
Many Thanks
Sven
Has anybody 2 PCBs I could buy? Has anybody the knowhow/time to create eagle files from the pictures of the 240mmX107 PCB?
Many Thanks
Sven
Could you perhaps check with the company that Permender used to make the GB boards? I don't know who he used, but someone might.
I am very sorry to tell you that my friend permaneder died suddenly on the 12th of August…….
R.I.P Georg
hi generg, are you sure permaneder died on the 12th of August?
because i have my pm replied on 13th of August... 😕
here i attach the screen capture...
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
🙄
I have a pair of CSX1 boards, as well as a pair of the VFETs. I've realized I'm juggling too many projects, too many "maybes". Will be putting them up for sale in the swap meet as a set.
I have a pair of CSX1 boards, as well as a pair of the VFETs. I've realized I'm juggling too many projects, too many "maybes". Will be putting them up for sale in the swap meet as a set.
could you please post the picture?
thanks.
Will do once I get back home. Currently in the office. I'll post the pictures in my thread in the Swap Meet
could you please post the picture?
thanks.
hi generg, are you sure permaneder died on the 12th of August?
because i have my pm replied on 13th of August... 😕
here i attach the screen capture...
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
🙄
You are right, he died on the same day you got the PM…
look here…. German…but you can see the date
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