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just thinking about layout... this is case from 100V amp...
 

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60 x 0.7071 = 42.426V, so you could use a 90VCT at what ever VA rating that you can afford, 500-1500VA depends on if mono-block construction.


oh, I must be doing the formula wrong I always use 1.414 x one of the secondary voltage example 45V x 1.4142 = 63.63 DC with filter caps always goes up 5 more volts so I assume if 90VCT is a one that has two 45V AC secondary windings right? oh yes is for stereo I don't think I'm gonna be pushing this amplifier to much base on this a 600VA and 45V - 0 - 45 AC will be fine?

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The transformers are rated for o/p V at full load and then you add the regulation % factor to figure out no-load V. You have some loss through the rectifiers.
Look at the datasheets for the ones I showed you a link too, they should explain it better for you.
What are you using for AC rectification/filtering? I made up a cheap pcb design for my testing.
 

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The transformers are rated for o/p V at full load and then you add the regulation % factor to figure out no-load V. You have some loss through the rectifiers.
Look at the datasheets for the ones I showed you a link too, they should explain it better for you.
What are you using for AC rectification/filtering? I made up a cheap pcb design for my testing.


yes I have a power supply that I design with a friend of mine Mr. ST = stuart and this power supply is multipurpose one single bridge can be use or two bridge "by wire can be set up that" all caps are 15,000uF 100V oh I saw the link so 50V? ok I was thinking 45V but if you say 50V I guess I will go for that then thank you for the info



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I have 4 channels of slew master mono blocks running right now. Two are "arc welders". They use antek transformers 600 VA. I believe they are 58 Volt. Rails measure at +/-82VDC.


that is awesome man hey I just want it to show you the soft star the circuit is from diyaudio I just re-change the layout for my use also I have the new circuit that Mr. Ostripper design the Greenamp circuit version 1.2 VFA topology I have problems cause the LED that I order were reversed cathode and anode but all is fine I fix the problem and sound really good also I have the speaker protection PCB too oh I'm not by any means an engineer I'm just a fanatic of audio amplifier designs :) I think this year I finally gonna complete a complete audio amplifier



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