tiroth said:You could easily use Digi01's LM338 boards for this, the current and voltage is well within their specs.
For the main board "ONLY" not the output boards correct?
I would hate for someone to let out more smoke..
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I've been using an LM338 regulated power supply for a while now as a generic supply for various projects, with the output as high as +/-30V at 4 amps continuous, with occasional short demand spikes as high as 10A, so I don't see a problem with using them to regulate the whole amp supply. That being siad, I would err a bit on the side of caution, and separately regulate each channel. Also, don't forget to put a big schwack of capacitance after the regulator too.
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tiroth said:You can throw a pot in there, tune it, and then just measure the values. Probably the easiest way.
A pot in where ? On what resistor i don't have the schematic..
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jleaman said:Wonder how hard it would be brian to build a nice regulated board for this power supply.
I have a design partially worked out with a power supply board, allowing for the option of regulation. I will post details of the setup when I have time. I will be back from my business trip on Saturday night, and I can talk to you then.
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APK said:As I am relativly new to this game, can anyone please give me a short descpiption of balanced and unbalanced inputs and the pro's and con's .
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Not to be rude, but ANY effort put into a search and a little light reading will answer that question.
That would be a good idea Unless you design a regulated psu board to meet the specs and a bit moreMy current idea is stay close to the service manual
Count me in for a few of these boards. My old chassis for Zen amps needs new stuffing
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Short version, pro: Balanced input only amplifies the incomming signal, and rejects everything else. Cons: none AFAIK, soundwise. (Otherwise there is, cost and so on) Unbalanced, industry standard. Not that bad This is religousshort descpiption of balanced and unbalanced inputs and the pro's and con's .
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You are right To make it simple in the spirit of these amps, why not scissor out the zener regulator, including capacitance multiplier, from the ZenV4? I have used it on several occasions with very good results. If there was any hum from the supply, it totally disappeared after implementing that simple regulator Furthermore, a big Mosfet is a rugged device that can take some beating I think a LM338 will raise the white flag before a hefty IRF device doesId love to see brian make a simple Regulated board WIth the psu board all in one.
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