Earlier in this thread I successfully tested my V3 board with a 12v transformer using 10k 1 watt resistors as a load. I would like to test the unit now that I have connected the recommended toroid to the PSU. The transformer is a 625VA model with dual 45v secondaries.
Will the same resistors be appropriate for testing, or will I need a more rugged option?
Review , with 45 Vac secondaries , voltage rails should be + 62 Vdc and - 62 Vdc
You've set R9 and R10 = 22 K , 3 Watts
The LED resistors R20 and R21 = 10 K , 1 Watt
P = V^2 / R = ( 62 Vdc ) ^ 2 / 10 K = 0.38 Watts
So Load resistors of 10 K , 1 watt are fine .
... recall , it takes 5 x Tau to discharge those massive caps ( see post #578 )
So keep these load resistors in because the caps will discharge faster
This is now a lethal voltage , so wear rubber gloves when taking a measurement .
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Hi,
Im starting to build an Aleph Jzm with the universal power supply pcb. Ive had thsese Ohmite heatsinks in my parts bin for years As you can tell by the picture, their is a paper thin gap between the heatsinks. Probaby a no-go???? what say you experts
Can anyone recommend a proper sized heat sink as the BOM reccomended ones are out of stock
Thanks
Im starting to build an Aleph Jzm with the universal power supply pcb. Ive had thsese Ohmite heatsinks in my parts bin for years As you can tell by the picture, their is a paper thin gap between the heatsinks. Probaby a no-go???? what say you experts
Can anyone recommend a proper sized heat sink as the BOM reccomended ones are out of stock
Thanks
Use them, will work great. 🙂
Fold a pice of paper a time or two to properly space them when soldering to the PCB.
Fold a pice of paper a time or two to properly space them when soldering to the PCB.
Celticray ,
Note the V3 board requires a particular pin out for the diodes .
I am absolutely no expert on PN junctions ( diodes ) , but in post #537 I've listed some diodes to consider .
Note the metal tab on some diodes is not connected to the anode or cathode .
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/v3-universal-power-supply-circuit-board.238918/page-27
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Note the V3 board requires a particular pin out for the diodes .
I am absolutely no expert on PN junctions ( diodes ) , but in post #537 I've listed some diodes to consider .
Note the metal tab on some diodes is not connected to the anode or cathode .
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/v3-universal-power-supply-circuit-board.238918/page-27
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