Gb: Rectifier boards

[a.wayne]

Hello Christian ,
I need rectifier boards, 1 boards /ch correct ?

regards,

 

[cviller]

You need one board per rail unless you are doing the center tap trick, which I don't think you are. So you need two rectifier boards per psu.

 

[Arick]

Hi Civililer,
where can I find the schematic?
Thank you,
Eric

 

[cviller]

Here:

 

[Arick]

Here:

Thank you! 🙂

 

[ma_coule]

double rectifier

Hi Christian & others,
any comment on implementing your rectifier boards as on the sketch would be very welcome 🙂

 

[cviller]

Looks like a good plan! 😉

 

[ma_coule]

Looks like a good plan! 😉

Thank you very much for quick answer, but...

...only a good plan... or even something more? 😉 😀

 

[cviller]

Well anyone can screw up the soldering, but as you have drawn it, it will work.

 

[ma_coule]

Well anyone can screw up the soldering, but as you have drawn it, it will work.

Thanks!

BTW: do you plan F3 boards GB?

 

[cviller]

Currently I don't have any plans to do so, but you never know... 😉

 

[Renron]

Well anyone can screw up the soldering, but as you have drawn it, it will work.

Hey, Christian,
I resemble that remark! 😱 🙂

Ron

 

[ma_coule]

Hi Christian,

surprise, surprise... 😉

 

[cviller]

Decided to get more boards?

 

[ma_coule]

Decided to get more boards?

No, more amps!

P.S.
OK, indirectly you're right... 😉

 

[bassman pierre]

hi christian just bought your bridge and psu what are the value of the resister r1 r2 r3 r4 on the bridge rectifier thank you for a fantastic job pierre😀

 

[cviller]

Thanks!

I have tried to answer that question in the first post of this thread - r1-r4 are the snubber resistors.

 

[bassman pierre]

sorry about that thanks for helping me pierre😛

 

[Lerg]

I guess the only question I have about these boards is if they are lead free?

I assume that since you are in the EU they are, and are therefore compatible with lead free solder.