I don't know what the powered circuit is, but all regulators are not
created equal.
They can have enormous phase & impedance non-linearities that
really screw up the sonics.
I can assure you that attention to PS linearity pays huge sonic
dividends.
This thread from 2009 goes into the detail.
As far as the PSU, why not parallel a high current winding feeding a
simple transistor regulator with a lower current precision one.
After the appropriate time, the high current can be shut off.
To avoid a transient, kill the high current winding input at the
line zero crossing
More complicated in some aspects for sure.
As simple as possible in others
Cheers,
- Ian
On 7/22/2024 03:07, Tonescout wrote:
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Duncan,
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This is great! thanks so much
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I have only designed power supplies that are not regulated
before :-)
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That approach makes life very simple!
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I can also add a capacitor after the Regulator, when I looked
at this unit (an alternative one I might consider) the
application of a 100uF seemed useful.
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