On 3/4/08, groovyshaman put forth:
regulators aren't that bad. They are in almost all the gear you own
that plugs directly into the mains, with the exception of tube gear
and power amps.
Can you fit the 800mA supply?? That's what I have, and it is a
723-based design. Although I probably should buy a bigger supply.
Occasionally, it freaks out when I turn on the modular. It didn't
before, with the same modules, but I changed my distribution using
the newer MOTM boards, which for some unknown reason have these huge
bypass caps.
yourself. If you need a 723-based supply, and the Power One 800mA
takes up too much space, then maybe you can get one from a different
manufacturer. Or you can but it in a separate box.
>Looks interesting Mark, thanks for the link.While they aren't as good as 723-based designs, three-terminal
>
>I just confirmed on the power-one.com that the HAD-15-0.4-A (baby
>brother to the MOTM-900 HAA-15-0.8-A) is a three terminal regulator
>design and therefore suffers accordingly in ripple and load regulation.
regulators aren't that bad. They are in almost all the gear you own
that plugs directly into the mains, with the exception of tube gear
and power amps.
Can you fit the 800mA supply?? That's what I have, and it is a
723-based design. Although I probably should buy a bigger supply.
Occasionally, it freaks out when I turn on the modular. It didn't
before, with the same modules, but I changed my distribution using
the newer MOTM boards, which for some unknown reason have these huge
bypass caps.
> Hmm, maybe I'll make my own 723 based PSU for the SKB. I only needImho, you can buy a better supply for less money than building one
>~280ma at 80% which is 350ma. I'm sure I have a circuit in one of my books.
yourself. If you need a 723-based supply, and the Power One 800mA
takes up too much space, then maybe you can get one from a different
manufacturer. Or you can but it in a separate box.