Anybody have a pictures of the power supply build?i can't figure it out why my dc voltage drop from 48 voltage to 34-36v as soon as I connect power to the phono board.i'm using antek toroid trans.thanks
You mean the raw DC to the phono regulator input drops? Or the rail voltage after the regulator is 34-36V? In the former case maybe you use highish value filter resistors between bridge and main filter capacitors on the raw PSU board? In the latter case its the normal thing to happen.
dc voltage at the board is 34 volt,at the rail is 30 volt ,TP1 7.63 volt ,TP1 to TP2 is 7.63 volt
TP1 to ground? = 7.63V
TP1 to TP2 = 7.63V
TP2 = GND ?
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yes,that correct.tp2 to ground is show 0 voltage.TP1 to ground? = 7.63V
TP1 to TP2 = 7.63V
TP2 = GND ?
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I try that when i get off work.what strange is,i build the power supply first ,everything measure at 37 volt at the tranny and Dc voltage is 48 volt at the output by itself ,without hooking it up to the board.when everything is hook up that when the voltage drop.Try with less R or no R just a jumper.
It takes more rail voltage to go right on TP. Got to fix your DCin higher first. Its not strange, its voltage drop across the 50R in the raw PSU RC by the current draw when you hook up the phono as load. You overcompensated anticipation for possibly bit high trafo secondary with that value.
Thank you,the jumper fit the problem.It takes more rail voltage to go right on TP. Got to fix your DCin higher first. Its not strange, its voltage drop across the 50R in the raw PSU RC by the current draw when you hook up the phono as load. You overcompensated anticipation for possibly bit high trafo secondary with that value.
It's work perfect with 10k resister.thank youTry R3x resistors in higher value.
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