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trancy

trancy

Member
2004-02-04 6:32 am
Slovenia
users.volja.net
Hello all..

- I have local master, who winds trafos, but he know only for mains trafo how to wind..
- for output trafo I must give him exact data how to do it...
- 10K for primar and 4/8 for sec is not enough

So, can anyone tell me for that amp (link) maximum possible data fot OT,

- I dont know what kind of data is needed for good OT



http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/saint...imer/211-se.gif

lp

trens

sorry for my english
 
cerrem

cerrem

Member
2005-06-27 10:50 pm
San Diego, CA
www.MerrenAudio.com
Oh Boy...Thats a tough one...

I design and wind OPT's ... high powered Single Ended OPT's are not trivial to make if you have not done one before..
If you want wide bandwidth and very good linearity...it's a tough grind..
I prefer E I laminations over tape wound C-cores in these applications....for a number of reasons...
If it weren't for the GAP that needs to be set up....it would be a lot easier to explain....
Most designs are intilectual property of the designer and displaying a winding sheet on the web would be rare..

You would be better buying a SE output transformer....

Chris
 
Alastair E

Alastair E

Member
2004-02-13 12:07 pm
South Wales
www.doctordiesel.co.uk
Transformer calculator

I can vote the big thumbs up for Yvesm transformer calculator--Works well, but maybe a little pessimistic in its projected results.
Recently used this to make a great set of three O/P Tx for 6c33 valves--great bandwidth, high output, great sound too!

Total cost for three home-made Tx was less than half the cost of one 'cheap chinese Tx' off Ebay!
 
Yvesm

Yvesm

Member
2004-07-09 6:23 pm
Ardeche
www.dissident-audio.com
Thanks Alastair, but I totally agree with Bas.

Those HI Z units are really more difficult to acheive than LO Z ones specially when looking at Hi frequency response.

I'm trying to wind a good one for a 845 (8K load) and it is just .... not so bad.

Look at shots here:

www.dissident-audio.com/SE_845/Scope.jpg

I could live with the 10µS rise time but would be happy to remove the step at mid slope :xeye:
So many things left to learn !

I try vy hard.


Trens, you've not choosen the easiest way !

Yves.
 
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