I'm doing the BoSoZ. Case and PCB ready and I'm ready to do some shopping on parts. However, confused on the PSU:
2. I use one PSU to power up the line stage. I plan to use one transformer, not two. What are the requirements?
Is 2*60 volts minimum? Wattage? Could I use a smaller transformer, e.g. partno 223-8796 at http://rswww.com
Transformer, toroidal, 160VA, 0-230V pri 50/60Hz, 2x0-30V sec
2. If it is possible to use this 2*30 volt trafo, should I reduce the number of Xener diodes? How many?
3. In normal Danish households we have 230 V AC without earth grounding. Would the BoSoZ work without earth/grounding to the AC-inlet and without using grounding through the Thermistor?
Thanks
2. I use one PSU to power up the line stage. I plan to use one transformer, not two. What are the requirements?
Is 2*60 volts minimum? Wattage? Could I use a smaller transformer, e.g. partno 223-8796 at http://rswww.com
Transformer, toroidal, 160VA, 0-230V pri 50/60Hz, 2x0-30V sec
2. If it is possible to use this 2*30 volt trafo, should I reduce the number of Xener diodes? How many?
3. In normal Danish households we have 230 V AC without earth grounding. Would the BoSoZ work without earth/grounding to the AC-inlet and without using grounding through the Thermistor?
Thanks
hello 2bak,
I can answer your third question:
yes it´s possible to do without the mains earth. I would however connect everything as in the original version and use a mains lead with the earth connected as required for a class1 device. If you want to use a mains lead without the earth you´ll have to double insulate all mains carrying parts.
william
I can answer your third question:
yes it´s possible to do without the mains earth. I would however connect everything as in the original version and use a mains lead with the earth connected as required for a class1 device. If you want to use a mains lead without the earth you´ll have to double insulate all mains carrying parts.
william
The answer to the PSU/zener question is off course written in the article itself, sorry...😀
I go for two toroids in series, 30+30 v, 80VA each, like in the article.
/Jan
I go for two toroids in series, 30+30 v, 80VA each, like in the article.
/Jan
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