There are many variants in blocking the DC at the main input. The unique common part is PTC after the filter.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/atta...s-what-right-main-dc-filter-10-variations.pdf
Now since we use higher VA transformers so using a NTC before all these filtlers for reduced inrush current right after the EMI filter does it creates any problem?
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/atta...s-what-right-main-dc-filter-10-variations.pdf
Now since we use higher VA transformers so using a NTC before all these filtlers for reduced inrush current right after the EMI filter does it creates any problem?
That Thule Audio variation places DC across a polarised capacitor. I would not recommend that.
The PTC is a Positive Temperature Coefficient resistance.
It prevents the circuit working when load current goes too high. Same effect as the Mains Bulb Tester filament. It is a PTC resistance.
I think Thule Audio should be sent back to school.
The PTC is a Positive Temperature Coefficient resistance.
It prevents the circuit working when load current goes too high. Same effect as the Mains Bulb Tester filament. It is a PTC resistance.
I think Thule Audio should be sent back to school.
Now back to the question.
Rhythmsandy should also be sent back to school !
The PTC is shown in series with the DC blocker.using a NTC before all these filtlers for reduced inrush current right after the EMI filter does it creates any problem?
Rhythmsandy should also be sent back to school !
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