I dont quite understand what you mean by that. English is not my native tongue. But thanks anyway.
SMPS will will work. 16v to 24v is good. 16v is recommended.
You could just use a 19.6v laptop power supply and be done.
You might want to use 16v and 18 Ohm on source of JFET for best performance...I think it's 18 ohms. I don't have my schematic with me. Use a jfet with Idss of 8 to 12.
You can use a SMPS and LM317, but it will have to be a 24v regulated down to 16v.
a LM317 regulator will work, but LM317 needs 4-5v over the regulated voltage.
a LT1085 regulator chip might be better, also low-dropout. You could use a 19.6v laptop SMPS and regulate down to 16v with the LT1085. LT1085 only requires 1 to 2v over regulated supply.
hope this helps.
You could just use a 19.6v laptop power supply and be done.
You might want to use 16v and 18 Ohm on source of JFET for best performance...I think it's 18 ohms. I don't have my schematic with me. Use a jfet with Idss of 8 to 12.
You can use a SMPS and LM317, but it will have to be a 24v regulated down to 16v.
a LM317 regulator will work, but LM317 needs 4-5v over the regulated voltage.
a LT1085 regulator chip might be better, also low-dropout. You could use a 19.6v laptop SMPS and regulate down to 16v with the LT1085. LT1085 only requires 1 to 2v over regulated supply.
hope this helps.
BTW- I think what ZM is saying is that a SMPS will work very well with the BOZ-J and SMPS are easy to find. SMPS are like a gift from heaven.
Interpreting the mind of a genius is not easy. 😀
Interpreting the mind of a genius is not easy. 😀
well , sort of ...... they're Mana from Heaven , giving you fast and easy solution for part of project
which you can later improve or not
and , don't expect it to be Mana from Heaven , comparing to other solutions , sound -wise
oh yeah , especially taking in account how hard is to find one , to have anything to interpret , in first place
