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    the safety precautions around high voltages.

High Voltage Regulator Design

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If I understood the article correctly, the output current is limited by the current that the LR8N3 can deliver, not by what the TIP50 can deliver. If that's the case, going for a higher beta would be a better choice than asking the LR8N3 to drive two TIP50's. Only one of the transistors in the pair would have to be a power transistor. The other transistor would just have to supply the base current to the TIP50.

Steve
 
yes, I too think that a higher beta transistor will do the job.

In fact I have spotted the BU931T Darlington from ST which is rated at 400V and with a hfe of 300@5A,10V. It may be a bit of overkill but I will give it a try anyway 🙂
 
Pleas see my friend design power supply for his amli !
it is simple!
 

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I'm going to design a High Voltage Bench Supply.

Novotone - Projects - 05 Alimentation HT de laboratoire - Gamme de 50 à 450 V - 500 mA

I saw this design. I belive It will be good. I'm studying to make this Pre-regulator for more voltages and use this in a Pre-amp or something else.

Regards,
Felipe

I bought some of these boards, I'll let everyone know how it works out. The boards are nice.

Ray
 
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