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CRC Power Supply (Class A amplifier)

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Hello Hicoco,
If you use higher values in a 250W power amp, the power dissipation and voltage drop across R2, will increase tremendously. Following text gives the example.


R2,ohm..... Power,W ..... Del V R2
0.1 ..... 6.1 ..... 0.8
0.15 ..... 9.1 ..... 1.2
0.22 ..... 13.3 ..... 1.7
0.33 ..... 20.0 ..... 2.6
0.47 ..... 28.4 ..... 3.7
Thank Prasi, the second value is amp (I) right ??
so if i understand right and i have under 6.1 amps i will not need resistor
 
Thank Prasi, the second value is amp (I) right ??
so if i understand right and i have under 6.1 amps i will not need resistor

reading your question again, here is the answer.
if you have lower current demand from amp, then you can go for higher value of R2 and thus achieve lower psu ripple.

CRC configuration helps you to minimize psu ripple at the cost of loss of headroom and practically managing dissipation in R2 itself.

While lower ripple is desirable, it then becomes a question of managing dissipation in R2 and PSU voltage drop caused by R2.

I hope I have made things slightly clear.

regards
Prasi
 
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reading your question again, here is the answer.
if you have lower current demand from amp, then you can go for higher value of R2 and thus achieve lower psu ripple.

CRC configuration helps you to minimize psu ripple at the cost of loss of headroom and practically managing dissipation in R2 itself.

While lower ripple is desirable, it then becomes a question of managing dissipation in R2 and PSU voltage drop caused by R2.

I hope I have made things slightly clear.

regards
Prasi


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Hello Hicoco,
MUR860G is an ultrafast recovery diode. So if you are not using the CS, RS, C2 snubber, then use C3,C4,C5,C6.

On the other hand, if you had used MSR860G, which is a soft recovery diode, then there is no need to use C3, C4, C5, C6.
please refer the schematic.
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I would like to purchase two boards.
A couple of years ago I purchased 4 United Chemicon EKMH350VQT563MB80T on a whim.
Despite whatever Mouser's website says, they have 5 leads and I can't find the specs in the data sheet (35V models stop at 22,000uf on the data sheet)- but am holding one in my hand - they do exist.
Spec's listed on the Mouser website are

56,000uf
35V
ESR 8 mOhms
Ripple Current 8.29 A
40mmx80mm

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