samsagaz said:wich is the BOM of the DRV134?
1 x DRV134
2 x 0.1uf capacitors
3 x molex kk .156
1 x 3 way terminal block
I think you should have current limiter or soft start circuit for 1000VA transformer ? 'cause of the in rush current.
huy5005 said:I think you should have current limiter or soft start circuit for 1000VA transformer ? 'cause of the in rush current.
Do you Know a simple soft start circuit i can install easily?
huy5005 said:
Before anyone asks, we dont use inductors/chokes for this build.
Use a couple of thermistors like Cl60 or whatever matches your particular amp needs. Install a time delay on relay to switch out the thermistors and bring in the line load. A decent timed delay on relay on Ebay is not too terrible expensive and the thermistors are dirt cheap.
ESP audio the Rod Elliot site has a good soft start circuit. Just google and you should not have any problem finding it.
Tad
ESP audio the Rod Elliot site has a good soft start circuit. Just google and you should not have any problem finding it.
Tad
rhysh said:
1 x DRV134
2 x 0.1uf capacitors
3 x molex kk .156
1 x 3 way terminal block
Can you please poing me to some website where can i see an pic of the "3 way terminal block"?
and i see your website and TI Datasheet where i see that say 1uf instead 0.1uf, this will be the same?
Regards
So if I use a ~500Va trafo I shouldn't need a soft start circuit correct? i am new at this and am trying to keep this as simple as possible 🙂
samsagaz said:
Can you please poing me to some website where can i see an pic of the "3 way terminal block"?
and i see your website and TI Datasheet where i see that say 1uf instead 0.1uf, this will be the same?
Regards
Sorry, i was thinking the wrong thing here. 1uf is correct.
I have to hurry off somewhere now, i will post the terminal block when i get back.
HaLo6 said:So if I use a ~500Va trafo I shouldn't need a soft start circuit correct? i am new at this and am trying to keep this as simple as possible 🙂
Maybe. I would still use some form of soft start with 500va. A lot of people dont keep in mind.
The mains fuse needed for a transformer or motor is about
transformer power Times three Divided by mains voltage.
Fuse rating = VA * 3 / Vac.
This applies to any size of transformer.
If you are happy using a fuse three times as big as you need then go ahead.
I recommend close rated fusing that allows the amplifier (or any equipment) to run with in it's design specification and does not suffer from nuisance fuse blowing.
This fuse rating <= VA / Vac.
eg.
100VA transformer running on 110Vac.
Without soft start it requires a T3A fuse. Close rated fuse could be between T600mA and T1A
Now try that for 300VA and 500VA and 1kVA.
I know which I prefer.
transformer power Times three Divided by mains voltage.
Fuse rating = VA * 3 / Vac.
This applies to any size of transformer.
If you are happy using a fuse three times as big as you need then go ahead.
I recommend close rated fusing that allows the amplifier (or any equipment) to run with in it's design specification and does not suffer from nuisance fuse blowing.
This fuse rating <= VA / Vac.
eg.
100VA transformer running on 110Vac.
Without soft start it requires a T3A fuse. Close rated fuse could be between T600mA and T1A
Now try that for 300VA and 500VA and 1kVA.
I know which I prefer.
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