SKA GB150D now public domain...

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I think this is ok. Sensors can be mounted alongside with the mosfets.

Size is reduced to 3.05" x 3.875"

Since this is difficult to etch, I'll also give the gerber file once this is finished. :)
 

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Please check my build

Hi,

I'm building the GB150D and while I wait for the amplifier pcb's to arrive I started building the power supply section.

I'd like to ask you if my build looks safe and robust. I'm particulary worried about the transformers connection to the soft-start board and the on-off switch wires.

Does it looks fine?

I attach some pictures.

Thanks! :)
 

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Do,

Are you going to use the zener mod or the RCR? Wich one do you choose and why?

Zener noise maybe be a concern (not sure if it's audible) and the capacitor across the zener can be raised to 10uF to mitigate this.

The RCR mode, in the other hand ,has no zener but only works if the preamplifier impedance is lower than 800 Ohms. May pick some RF noise.

Both mods simulate to a 20dB higher PSRR which is equivalent of 10 x more supply capacitance.

One note about the value of R2:

With the zener mod R2 should be 925 Ohm - Z preamplifier.
With the RCR mod R2 should be 800 Ohm - Z preamplifier, typical 750 Ohms.

Ciao!
Paulo.
 
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