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In Reply to: He does not necessarily need the posted by Bas Horneman on January 28, 2004 at 06:35:02:
I already own a 5H 600mA choke, all ready to be installed in the P-P amp I'm building. However, that choke is so bl**dy heavy that I'm thinking of trying a resitor instead. A PSUD2 simulation seems to indicate that the ripple would be quite small if I use enough smoothing capacitance. A 30 ohm 15W-20W resistor might seem a bit ugly, but it would be a heck of a lot lighter than all that iron.Just wondering, though - if I use 50uF directly after the 6D22S rectifiers, then a 30 ohm resitor, then 470uF as a reservoir capacitor, is this likely to stuff up the 6D22S? I know 50uF is safe, but will 30 ohm provide the rectifiers with enough protection from the 470uF?
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Follow Ups
- I'm in the same boat - Ray Moth 00:17:39 01/29/04 (6)
- 6D22 - fatbottle 04:06:35 01/29/04 (1)
- Let talk sense. - cheap-Jack 09:20:57 01/30/04 (0)
- Wow! 600mA choke...dunno if the rectifier will survive - Bas Horneman 01:36:17 01/29/04 (3)
- Re: Wow! 600mA choke...dunno if the rectifier will survive - Ray Moth 19:14:20 01/29/04 (2)
- Triode amp's POWER SUPPLY, cheapen it and suffer. - drlowmu 09:07:33 01/30/04 (1)
- Re: Triode amp's POWER SUPPLY, cheapen it and suffer. - Ray Moth 21:03:21 02/02/04 (0)
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