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Mark
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Bullshit
"James" <dotatdot@tpigglet.com.au> wrote in message
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"James" <dotatdot@tpigglet.com.au> wrote in message
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"Mark" <marknospampleaseilsley@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
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Yes, I really do need 9 VAC for my application.
Within the application, the 9 VAC is rectified, filtered, regulated (to
+15 VDC and -15 VDC) and then filtered again.
So the input needs to be regulated to within about (+ or -) 1% 9 VAC.
*** Thanks...thats the best laugh I've had for ages
I'm sure a single 9Vac supply will give you amazingly clean +/-15V rails,
you'd best make sure you get a 500W toroidal though, that'll help..
PMSL
James
"Mike" <erazmus@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
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In article <4607c3d8$0$68247$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net>,
marknospampleaseilsley@dodo.com.au says...
Can anybody point me to a good design of same.
240 VAC in, 9 VAC out.
The closest thing in terms of a transformer that will be able to
provide 'some' regulation is a ferroresonant one. They were often
used 20 or more years ago but declined more quickly when the UPS
became cheaper.
The yare good at supply regulation but bad for noise and bad for
waveform distortion.
You dont really want to design a ferroresonant in a toroid unless
you want to spend a few weeks getting to grips with the material
properties and all the magnetics calculations and building many
prototypes.
Far better you just get a good SMPS.
But do you really need 9vac for your application or is that to feed
something else that could utilse DC more efficiently ?
or did phil write this so i can practice typing and get even more
proficient
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Mike
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