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.
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
.....
Interpreting the mind of a genius is not easy.
oh yeah , especially taking in account how hard is to find one , to have anything to interpret , in first place
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