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I am going to use a 800vct Triad PTrans of 200ma current capacity. The filter configuration will be inductor, capacitor, inductor, capacitor. Those values are 3H x 20 uf x 7H x 120uf. I wanted to know how would one determine what the unloaded and loaded voltage that would be at the end of the filter. I will also be using a tube rectifier. I am trying to get a B+ of around 400vdc with a 5AR4 rectifier. Thank you in advance, Dak
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Topic - How to determine the voltage drop in an unloaded and loaded PS - DAK 21:17:10 03/02/15 (7)
- RE: How to determine the voltage drop in an unloaded and loaded PS - dave slagle 10:24:14 03/03/15 (1)
- RE: How to determine the voltage drop in an unloaded and loaded PS - DAK 11:45:35 03/03/15 (0)
- RE: How to determine the voltage drop in an unloaded and loaded PS - Chip647 07:17:56 03/03/15 (2)
- RE: How to determine the voltage drop in an unloaded and loaded PS - DAK 09:54:02 03/03/15 (0)
- And this is what it would look like with a 2.3uf First Cap - Chip647 07:24:21 03/03/15 (0)
- RE: How to determine the voltage drop in an unloaded and loaded PS - sony6060 03:49:20 03/03/15 (1)
- RE: How to determine the voltage drop in an unloaded and loaded PS - DAK 10:08:56 03/03/15 (0)
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