Anyone know what the advantages or disadvantages are of using two seperate 24v transformers as opposed to using one 48v centre tapped transformer. I'm using it to power a bridged LM3875 inverted subwoofer amp and I happened to have access to two 24v 10A trannies.
try it and fid out
looks like you have 480va total for the two trafos, u can use that for parrallel/bridge gainclone amp using 4 lm3886's....disadvantage, you have to mount two trafos instead of one.....advantage, you can make a separate +/- 35volt supplies not possible with a ct, type....
looks like you have 480va total for the two trafos, u can use that for parrallel/bridge gainclone amp using 4 lm3886's....disadvantage, you have to mount two trafos instead of one.....advantage, you can make a separate +/- 35volt supplies not possible with a ct, type....
All wattage figures adding up the same, you can get pretty
much the same results with 2 bridges (1 for each secondary)
off of one larger transfer.
pass - still alternating between Goldfrapp and Pirates of the
Caribbean.
much the same results with 2 bridges (1 for each secondary)
off of one larger transfer.
pass - still alternating between Goldfrapp and Pirates of the
Caribbean.
Nelson Pass said:
Thanks for the reply Nelson,
Attached is the configuration of the amp/PS I have plagiarized from various sources. The amp is directly from National's application sheet AN1192. I built the PS and amp last night and how should i put it..I solved the PS problem. The amp, which I built verbatim heats up the "smallish" heat sink in about 4 seconds. Toasty. It also has a serious oscillation (motorboating). Starts low hz and increases. I have 2x1000 uF caps for each chip. Anything that jumps out as a potential problem?
David
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1000 uF for each rail seems a little too little according to most people. You loose some power if the ripple is too high.
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