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The version of 15V works as expected, and the manual only refers to this voltage. I would like to make a version of +35V. When using + 18V as input voltage Q6 of the current limiting section already get quite hot. Apart from the use of transistors and capacitors that can handle this voltage, are there any other adaptions to be made for higher voltages, for instance, in values of resistors?
 
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The version of 15V works as expected, and the manual only refers to this voltage. I would like to make a version of +35V. When using + 18V as input voltage Q6 of the current limiting section already get quite hot. Apart from the use of transistors and capacitors that can handle this voltage, are there any other adaptions to be made for higher voltages, for instance, in values of resistors?
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Hi
Please see my reply to your post in the RG thread.
SandyK
 
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