Building a symmetrical PSU B1 buffer

Malka insert a 1 ohm resistor direct after each rectifier. The peak currents introduce current spikes which in turn creates EMI.
I always use 300uH direct after all rectifier briges before any electrolytics.
toroid inductors is good since the leaking field is low.

Martin P
 
Another Hypnotize is born. Thanks for the help and props for the design and board work.
 

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I've forgotten how you edit over here at DIY but don't follow my depicted mistake, above. I don't know what I was thinking but I managed to get the input and output wiring reversed. It is now oriented correctly.😀

Strange thing, I was driving along and was thinking about this project when it dawned on me. When I got home I brought this thread up and looked at the first attached picture from my previous post. Yup, I are backwards.😱

Attached is a picture of the finished case. Mr. Fud is going to like this, methinks.🙂
 

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I've forgotten how you edit over here at DIY but don't follow my depicted mistake, above. I don't know what I was thinking but I managed to get the input and output wiring reversed. It is now oriented correctly.😀

Strange thing, I was driving along and was thinking about this project when it dawned on me. When I got home I brought this thread up and looked at the first attached picture from my previous post. Yup, I are backwards.😱

Attached is a picture of the finished case. Mr. Fud is going to like this, methinks.🙂

Westend,
What kind of wire is that? Looks handy.
 
Vishay MKP1837 0.1u one on top, one underneath. Also Panasonic PPS from Selectronic. Its 10mm but you can bend its legs.

SELECTRONIC ::: L'univers électronique :::

Thats just what I've done; then I started having doubts about whether I should use bigger so thank you for confirming I'm ok with the MKP1837's. Hopefully my Mundorf caps will arrive in the next couple of days and I can fire it up and check out the voltages. I'm going to have to use a transformer with 20v secondaries and use my variac to not exceed 15v.
An R core is on order from Selectronique but they are in stock taking mode at the moment so it won't be shipped until after the 6th september. Obtaining parts is sometimes so frustrating:irked: