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peterb
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Posted: 31 Aug 2017 at 3:07pm |
I am looking to pick a brain cell or two! I would like to get a 20mA ±12V DC supply without, if possible, having to build a complete mains PSU but utilising my existing ones. My PreAmp box contains all the signal pcbs along with a couple of PSUs. Mains comes in and out, along with signals, no 'wall warts' are used. My current PSUs are a ±9V 200mA supply for the Analogue circuits and +5V supply for the Digital ones. There are a couple of 3.3V supplies generated on the PCBs, also for the digital circuits. The ±9V supplies use 7809 and 7909 regulators and the +5V supply (until Graham's new beast becomes available!) use a OKI78 SR-5 switching regulator. I thought about changing the ±9V PSU to ±12V with an additional ±9V output but that seems rather inefficient as it would have to drop 3V at 200mA X 2, 1.2W of energy. I believe it would be possible using a Charge Pump Circuit but I have not used or ever worked with one and I don't know if its output would be suitable for an audio analogue circuit. Can anyone give me some guidance/suggestions? Thanks |
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Peter
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