The schematic presents a detailed layout for the ability accumulation system, which is integral to the overall amplifier design. The IEC inlet serves as the primary entry point for mains voltage, ensuring safety and compliance with electrical standards. The inclusion of a 3 Ampere fuse provides overcurrent protection, while the EMI filter mitigates electromagnetic interference, enhancing the performance and reliability of the amplifier.
The power transformer plays a critical role in voltage conversion, delivering the specified dual high-voltage outputs of 180V and a low-voltage output of 12V. The use of an OEM transformer from Edcor ensures that the design meets the necessary specifications for optimal performance. The power supply capacitors, selected for their high voltage rating and reliability, are crucial for filtering and stabilizing the DC voltage supplied to the amplifier's circuitry.
The Vishay/Dale wire wound resistors are chosen for their ability to handle high power dissipation, ensuring stability during operation. Carbon film resistors are utilized in lower power applications, providing accuracy and low noise characteristics. The rectification of the High-Tension supply is achieved through the STTH5 ultrafast rectifiers, which facilitate rapid switching and minimize voltage drop, thus improving overall efficiency.
CRC filtering is employed to smooth out the rectified voltage, reducing ripple and providing a stable DC output. The 12V DC supply for tube heaters is essential for maintaining the required operating temperature of the tubes, contributing to the amplifier's performance. The adjustable delay circuit is a valuable feature that protects the amplifier’s components during power-up, allowing the system to stabilize before applying high voltage to the tubes, thereby prolonging their lifespan and enhancing reliability.
A 12V DC accumulation is acclimated for the tube heaters. An adjustable adjournment ambit is acclimated to adjournment the HT accumulation on ability up. 🔗 External reference
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