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Re: How to run PSUD on macOS or Linux/ARM?
As Duncan posted here recently- get cheap Windows machine. It may not be the answer you wanted, but it may be expedient. me> I am seeing minimal-spec Windows machines under
By Paul Reid · #377 ·
Re: How to run PSUD on macOS or Linux/ARM?
Hi, I'm afraid PSUD2 won't currently work on the M1 processor (or any other ARM derivative). I was looking at exploring ARM support for PSUD3, however it would be subject to some performance testing
By Duncan Munro · #376 ·
Re: How to run PSUD on macOS or Linux/ARM?
Parallels should work. I used it for this purpose several years ago, though not since. [email protected]> wrote:
By Chris · #375 ·
How to run PSUD on macOS or Linux/ARM?
Hello Looking for ways to make PSUD work on my Apple computer (M1 chip). I am running macOS or Linux (in a virtual ARM machine). Thanks for any hints or ideas!
By mbrennwa@... · #374 ·
Re: Hello everyone. I'm looking to build a super smooth 5v linear supply
Hi Joe, PSUD2 can be downloaded from the files area, however I don't think it will be much help to you as it does not assist with the design of regulated supplies. You might get more help from a
By Duncan Munro · #373 ·
Hello everyone. I'm looking to build a super smooth 5v linear supply
Hello, Trying to dersign a circuit for a super regulated and smoothes 5v linear power supply for a DAC. Does anyone know where the PSUD2 download is located? Thanks Joe
By joe@... · #372 ·
Re: PSUD chart colours (was Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!)
I lost my lists of upgrades and possible improvements? (wish list)? for? "PSUD-3".....and that was years? ago. The colours were one item. Here is some additional ideas. (A)? 3 phase
By Jim VE7RF · #371 ·
Re: PSUD chart colours (was Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!)
Thanks all for the kind comments, they are very much appreciated :) Regards / 73, Duncan MM0KGK
By Duncan Munro · #370 ·
Re: PSUD chart colours (was Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!)
ditto all below. keep up the good work!Sent from Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
By Marc Chavez · #369 ·
Re: PSUD chart colours (was Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!)
Me make three! As a retired developer, I feel your pain at creating something GREAT! - Ian
By Ian Eales · #368 ·
Re: PSUD chart colours (was Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!)
Duncan, I second Tom’s comment! Just a fabulous tool with unparalleled customer support!! Cheers Brian in Seattle
By brian frisbie · #367 ·
Re: PSUD chart colours (was Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!)
Duncan, Thanks for all your effort past, present and future. Projects such as PSUD can take on a life of their own and there is no way to satisfy everyone's desires without infinite effort. Your
By TJTomPhillips · #366 ·
PSUD chart colours (was Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!)
Thanks for the feedback. As a user of PSUD myself :) I'm painfully aware that the yellow lines aren't helpful, nor is the random cycling. Both of these have been dialled out in the design for
By Duncan Munro · #365 ·
Re: Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!
I shouldn't think it too onerous to have a class table where voltages are one style, currents another. Resistor colors sans white could be used: v1 black, v2 red, v3 orange... - Ian Jan 4, 2025
By Ian Eales · #364 ·
Re: Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!
On Fri, Jan 3, 2025 at 06:18 PM, <orders2010@...> wrote: > > > the other suggestion is on the colors of the graph lines. They change > each time you run the simulation! > > > >It would be
By Jim VE7RF · #363 ·
Re: Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!
Amp Garage <https://ampgarage.com/forum/> - Ian
By Ian Eales · #362 ·
Re: Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!
Yup, tube amps really are different from their younger cousins! EL34world.com is a great place to learn about this stuff. Well informed folks over there. Also, theampgarage.com is
By Chris · #361 ·
Re: Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!
thanks for the additional information. I found the datasheet for the transformer, and collected the DCR values and needed voltages. I adjusted the PSUD2 app values as you suggested, and I removed the
By orders2010@... · #360 ·
Re: Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!
Sounds good, please use the ohms from one leg only, not across the whole HV winding (it's to do with the way PSUD2 works). Also please factor into account the resistance of the primary to give an
By Duncan Munro · #359 ·
Re: Adding up all the currents! I'm lost!
Excellent suggestions! thanks! I did not know that about the zeners. I have used them before on other projects, and felt like they worked okay. Other amp builders turned me on to the zener trick. I
By orders2010@... · #358 ·