OK, but to put that capacitance (4x680uF per rail ) after SSSv1.2R it's right or not?
For this one, avoid.
Thank you for correcting my typo....schematic was generated out of V1.2 🙂For just 30V, BC550/560C can be also used instead of 546/556B if you already got some, also the designation for the CCS is not IRFP9610/610, just IRF9610/610.
Updated photos of the board, top and bottom. The bottom image shows the current 12k resistors tacked on, easier to remove and replace until final vout is set. I've been messing with the layout and realized I can make the center part of the board symetrical about the horizontal (image horizontal) board centerline. So, I can either have the big blue caps close together at the center of the board or at the outboard edges. I'm thinking that at the center of the board will be better as it will keep the caps away from the heat sinks. Any votes?
Ken
Hi Ken, very nice job,compliment. Some questions:
_what circuit do you supply? I think a BOSOZ, cause it's +/-60v at 120mA.
_Which type of mosfet do you use? Are they in TO262 body? Have they a hole
to screwing them to some sink?
I too want build the same PS to feed my BOSOZ , and I want use IRF9540, but at RS there's not the TO220 type, but only the TO262 one.
I'm very disappointed!
Thanks, Orazio
Hi Ken, very nice job,compliment. Some questions:
_what circuit do you supply? I think a BOSOZ, cause it's +/-60v at 120mA.
_Which type of mosfet do you use? Are they in TO262 body? Have they a hole
to screwing them to some sink?
I too want build the same PS to feed my BOSOZ , and I want use IRF9540, but at RS there's not the TO220 type, but only the TO262 one.
I'm very disappointed!
Thanks, Orazio
Hi Orazio,
I'm supplying a LME49811 chip. It needs about 20ma. Supplying 120mA at 60volts will require some big heat sinks(if it's not a constant current requirement). There are several tweaks required to make it run at 60v. You need to start reading somewhere around post 3358 (maybe a few posts before) for the tweaks that Salas made.
Then, post 3633 for the mosfets I used. I think they are To262's and yes they have a hole for a screw. I'm not the expert on them, need to ask Salas.
Why are you disappointed about TO262?
Ken
Hi Ken, cause I thought no hole for screw , and of course, no heatsinking. Luckly is not so.
ciao, Orazio
ciao, Orazio
hi Merlin,
On the sense hooked up like you said post # 3708 ,If you vary the load then the Sense will compensate for the extra load correct,so the Voltage stays the same but current will float to the load demands ,correct?
Can this be measured inline with current meter in series with the load?
Thanks for all your help
On the sense hooked up like you said post # 3708 ,If you vary the load then the Sense will compensate for the extra load correct,so the Voltage stays the same but current will float to the load demands ,correct?
Can this be measured inline with current meter in series with the load?
Thanks for all your help
Here you can get information:
Four-terminal sensing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kelvin (4-wire) resistance measurement : DC METERING CIRCUITS
Four-terminal sensing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kelvin (4-wire) resistance measurement : DC METERING CIRCUITS
For version V1.2R I need IRF9610 substitute while arrives from on line supply, I have on hand:
IRFP9140
IRFP9240
IRF9540
IRF9540
Or let me know other alternatives
IRFP9140
IRFP9240
IRF9540
IRF9540
Or let me know other alternatives
IRF9510,9520,9620. 9140,9240.
9140 & 9240 are both IRFP, right?
Version for XO
I am highly interested in building my first Salas shunt regulator. Could anyone show me which version is better for 5V clock and digital? I need one with 500ma for an OCXO and another one with 25ma for a TCXO. thanks.
PS. I've been reading hundreds of posts, but couldn't find any clue.
I am highly interested in building my first Salas shunt regulator. Could anyone show me which version is better for 5V clock and digital? I need one with 500ma for an OCXO and another one with 25ma for a TCXO. thanks.
PS. I've been reading hundreds of posts, but couldn't find any clue.
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