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Anyone know where I can find the First Watt (FW) schematic that allows channel separation via the filter caps?
Saw it somewhere in the middle of a thread. Looks almost exactly like the standard FW power supply, except a part of the supply rail is disconnected before the last reservoir cap. Can anyone verify whether or not this version helps with channel separation or is it a "six or one half dozen" situation? Thanks, Vince
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Never mind, I found it!
![]() Had it as F7 PS. Maybe this will help someone else. Still like to know if there is an advantage to this type of power supply.
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Hi Vince,
I've got a board design for that if you're interested. Mine uses 8 large caps instead of 12 smaller ones, and 12 Panasonic 3W resistors instead of 4 larger ones. It has holes for the line thermistor and a ground lift thermistor. Boards just came back from Eurocircuits today, so I haven't tested them yet. But I'd be happy to post the Kicad files (or Gerbers) once I have if anyone is interested. Cheers, Jeff. |
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That's really great Jeff!
I have KiCAD, don't know how to use it effectively, but can load a file. Gerber files would be great too. Let us know how it goes. Vince
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Jeff, definitely interested here also
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The U.S. uses 2 line thermistors.
Am I reading that wrong? Could by-pass this part anyway.
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FW style psu with choke filtering are interesting option imho.
Maybe Diyers produce some pcb boards for the Hammonds chokes use.
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Nice, boards, they look similar to the ones used in the commercial FW products. If you end up having any to spare, i'd be interested in a couple.
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Unfortunately each half handles only a single polarity.
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