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In Reply to: RE: You're absolutely right posted by theob on November 30, 2015 at 17:33:56:
JS uses his knowledge to frame his answer, unlike those who propose powering schemes that not intrinsically sound.
You can find out the current consumption of the chip whilst working (which may not be constant), and add a resistor. This will affect the chargers's output impedance. You can get a constant current semiconductor and fit it, but these are complicated steps to take.
If you must, then a 3.3 V precision regulator such as those sold by Twisted Pair will do. It may just be possible to power one from 3.6V, and you can search form suppliers like DIYinHK etc.
But really, you should try other schemes of powering the Regen to see if they offer the improvements you desire. I have posted suggestiond here and elsewhere, and I get very good sound from them - the best so far being a 7.4V LiPO powering the Regen, which in turn feeds an iFi USB power into the dac. This is with the 'solid connectorjunked and a self made 10cm Wireworld Starlight Silver cable with replacing it.
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