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I have a power supply puts out 450v B+. It is a 5y3+CLCRC configuration. I am using it for a pre amp which only calls for 110v/40ma.
The first cap is a 0.5uf can not be smaller otherwise the choke will hum. The R is 8.5k/25w (7.5K+1k) and this big wire wound resistor runs very hot and warm up the whole chassis. Plus this big resistor would not be good sonically.
what is my other options if I have to use this power supply?
Many thanks for your help
Why don't you regulate with a single OA2 and some resistors? You can also probably do a CLCLCLC to drop voltage in stages. Lot's of possibilities.
My problem is the heat from the resistor. If I were to use VR, the resistor still has to discipate lots of heat
I created a *.psu file of one possible solution.
You can drop the necessary voltage using two chokes and two 10 watt resistors.
Here are the values:
Rectifier: 5Y3G
C1 = 22 uF/600VDC
L1 = 9H, 700 Ohms DCR
C2 = 220 uF/450 VDC
L2 = 9H, 700 Ohms DCR
R1 = 3.3Kohm (10 watt)
C3 = 220 uF/ 450 VDC
R2 = 3.9 kohm (10 watt)
I get 110 VDC @ 40 ma to the load. If you send me a mail I can send you the file from the PSU so you can load it.
Thanks,
Richard
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