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Choke input filter - 1 rectifier into 2 chokes

Hi everyone

I am in the process of designing the power supply for my new SE amp project.

I have decided to use a choke input filter for the power supply section. I do have a question, would it be ok for 2 chokes to connect to the same rectifier? I would like to achieve better separation with separate supply rail for L and R channel, but due to filament winding, I am only able to use one rectifier.

It would look something like this:

5U4G -----> Choke --> Cap --> B+
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---> Choke --> Cap --> B+

Would the above upset the rectifier? Current draw is only around 50 ma per side.

Many thanks

Eric


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Topic - Choke input filter - 1 rectifier into 2 chokes - Sushii 20:52:16 05/23/12 (11)
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