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Transformer for Pedja Rogic´s DDNF I/V Stage

Posted 23rd May 2011 at 10:44 AM by dvb projekt
Updated 14th June 2013 at 09:47 AM by dvb projekt

If you would build the DDNF I/V stage with my PSU & Salas Shunt modules,
you could order a custom made transformer at
AE-Europe.

It has the following data:

Primary:

115-0 / 115-0
(for 115V & 230V usage)

Secondary:

24V-0-24V / 2A
24V-0 / 2A
Magnetic Shield

You could order two versions:

- Standard: EI-core € 64,-

- High End: C-core (same size as 30317) € 112,-

Prices are excl. shipping and VAT
Delivery time around 6 weeks after order.

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	Just a comment: i have used a 2x21v transformer to feed salas shunts outputting +-19v. I noticed the heatsinks get very hot. I'm unsure if 24vac input to the shunts is too much/on the edge.
	Posted 25th May 2011 at 11:21 AM by studiostevus

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Originally Posted by studiostevus

Just a comment: i have used a 2x21v transformer to feed salas shunts outputting +-19v. I noticed the heatsinks get very hot. I'm unsure if 24vac input to the shunts is too much/on the edge.

With my 20V transformer for the -15VDC line of the TDA1541A,
the heatsinks are in "good" thermic condition (200mA shunt current set with 10R).
How is your current setting for the lines?

Posted 25th May 2011 at 04:38 PM by dvb projekt dvb projekt is offline

	Exactly the same config in the salas regs as you use, except higher Vin and Vout... And significantly hotter (but not so hot that the fets burn), i cant hold the heatsink for longer than a sec or two
	Posted 26th May 2011 at 08:19 PM by studiostevus

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Originally Posted by studiostevus

Exactly the same config in the salas regs as you use, except higher Vin and Vout... And significantly hotter (but not so hot that the fets burn), i cant hold the heatsink for longer than a sec or two

As expected.
However, you could change the heatsink on the shunt regs as followed:

Standard Heatsink:
Aavid Thermalloy 513102B02500G - 11 C/W - Mouser Part No.: 532-513102B25

Hotrod Heatsink:
Aavid Thermalloy 531202B02500G - 7.5 C/W - Mouser Part No.: 532-531202B25G

Posted 27th May 2011 at 06:15 AM by dvb projekt dvb projekt is offline

Maybe good to put the better heatsinks inthe bom for the new 19/19/15 reg....

Posted 27th May 2011 at 08:22 AM by studiostevus

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	Maybe good to put the better heatsinks inthe bom for the new 19/19/15 reg....
	Posted 27th May 2011 at 08:22 AM by studiostevus