Hello,
after a long time I finally managed to bring my active x-over project closer to conclusion.
It is based on the MOX boards from the first group buy and it uses a pair of ALW boards for the Jung super regulator.
The supply is taken from a dual 15V 100VA toroid, each secondary is rectified with Fairchild Stealth diodes, smoothed with 4700 uF / 40V Siemens Sikorel caps and feeds a super-regulator.
Being the secondaries dual the supplies are floating and need to be referenced to each other.
Looking at ALW's guide I see that the recommended wiring for multiple loads is like this:
after a long time I finally managed to bring my active x-over project closer to conclusion.
It is based on the MOX boards from the first group buy and it uses a pair of ALW boards for the Jung super regulator.
The supply is taken from a dual 15V 100VA toroid, each secondary is rectified with Fairchild Stealth diodes, smoothed with 4700 uF / 40V Siemens Sikorel caps and feeds a super-regulator.
Being the secondaries dual the supplies are floating and need to be referenced to each other.
Looking at ALW's guide I see that the recommended wiring for multiple loads is like this:
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... however this would mean that I should join the V+ and V- "ground" wires at each of the MOX boards and this maybe is not the best solution so far.... did anyone experience a similar problem?
With the gainclone regulated supply it is suggested to join the "gnd" wires close to the amps and to go from there to the boards... if this better?
Cheers
Andrea
With the gainclone regulated supply it is suggested to join the "gnd" wires close to the amps and to go from there to the boards... if this better?
Cheers
Andrea
thanks Milan,
I was also thinking about using a similar layout, but I was wondering if there is a "optimal" solution for Jung-like regulators.
Cheers
Andrea
I was also thinking about using a similar layout, but I was wondering if there is a "optimal" solution for Jung-like regulators.
Cheers
Andrea
Bricolo said:optimal and the easiest to implement would be 1 reg per board 😉
Probably.... but that would mean another trafo and 2 other regulators (not that I don't I have the PCBs tough😉 ).. with this level of complication I'd rather swap to batteries!
Cheers
Andrea
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