I'm in the process of building this amp. I finished the power supply wanted to check if I'm getting the right voltages out it. The A, B, C and D voltages are all around 447 volts. Should the voltages be around the same value if there is no load hooked up?
Thanks,
Zack
Bash Bogen Power Supply
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Bash Bogen Power Supply
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Re: Bash Bogen Power Supply
All you have is the lower portion of the schematic? There is no load, so no current is passing. Voltage will not drop until there is a load.
Re: Bash Bogen Power Supply
You could tack in a bleeder from point D to ground to simulate some loading.
It might also prevent overvoltage on the C and D filter caps depending on their rating.
The filter caps will hold a charge for quite a while with no bleeder, which I think is a modern safety requirement on commercial designs.
rd
It might also prevent overvoltage on the C and D filter caps depending on their rating.
The filter caps will hold a charge for quite a while with no bleeder, which I think is a modern safety requirement on commercial designs.
rd