[sdiy] Voltage Divider for 0-30v PSU (+/-15v output)
Anthony Bisset
abisset at dspaudio.com
Sat Mar 1 10:10:40 CET 2008
Hey All,
At my recommendation my friend tried to split a 0-30v 2.5a switching
supply into +/- 15v (for driscol powering) using a simple circuit like
the following:
0v ----- -- ------------------ -15v
| |
440mf 10k resistor
\ |
------------------- common ground
/ |
440mf 10k resistor
| |
30v ---- -- ------------------ +15v
The meter shows +/-15v outputs referenced against the common ground and
all looks well but upon loading the circuit the voltage drops to +8v and
approx -0.5v... Obviously we're missing something.
Are we trying something that violates the bylaws of the IEEE society?
Note the design is taken from the tonal tilt dual 9v battery to +/-9v
power design on headwize.com which can be seen here:
http://www.headwize.com/projects/equal_prj.htm
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