High voltage resistors for the high voltage divider are SFERNICE or PHILIPS type VR37 (3.5 kV - 0.4 W). They are not expensive (even if they are sold in quantities of 25 or 50 units), and it is always useful to have some in a junk box if a high voltage divider is needed for other applications. The power command circuit, connected to the mains supply, must be equipped with push buttons and an auto-maintain loop on the mains power relay. A schematic (in French) of the power supply with a "soft start" circuit is available. Note: for start-up, the trip relay contact should be short-circuited by the "ON" push button. Meter scales can be created using F5BU's FREEWARE GALVA, which is easy to use (available in French and English), or with WB6BLD's (unfortunately no longer free) meter, available online. Download files for the PCB with a bill of materials, datasheets, Excel calculation sheets, layout for high voltage fuses, and this PDF file in: HV METERS & TRIP F1FRV. The power supply can also be accurately simulated to predict results (no load, under load, ripple) using the excellent freeware PSUD2 available on the links page. Additionally, there is a related page for the HV RECTIFIER BRIDGE with PCB and a PCB for the "ersatz" of SILEC P800H: an 8000V@3Amps controlled avalanche rectifier (hard to find now). This power supply has been designed to power either a 4 or 5 kW power amplifier (2 x GS35 or 1 x GU-78b) or two amplifiers of class 2000/2500 Watts (1 x GS35 or 1 x 8877) operating simultaneously. The necessary transformer has been custom-made by a small, highly competent, and competitive company (see contact details and prices with photos). The complete power supply weighs approximately 110 kg, necessitating the use of a chassis equipped with sturdy wheels. Safety is very important. All control circuits are positively secured. This means that in case of a power supply interruption (even momentarily), cabinet opening, or wire breakage, the entire system will shut down. For the high voltage part of the assembly, only special high voltage wiring should be used, and the connection terminals should be carefully assembled (using heat shrink tubing) to prevent any breakage during operation. Choose "F" or "FF" fuses depending on the budget allocated for safety (with a price ratio of 1 to 5). Refer to the fuse curves in the downloaded documents. NEVER FORGET THE SAFETY DISTANCE OF >25 mm BETWEEN GROUND AND ALL HIGH VOLTAGE PARTS! Consult the necessary safety equipment. For the control and mains part, screw terminals are safer than soldered cables on printed circuits or small components.
High voltage resistors, such as the SFERNICE or PHILIPS type VR37, are critical components in constructing a high voltage divider. With a voltage rating of 3.5 kV and a power rating of 0.4 W, these resistors facilitate the safe division of high voltage levels for various applications. Their affordability, even when purchased in bulk, makes them a practical choice for hobbyists and professionals alike.
The design of the power command circuit is essential for ensuring operational safety and reliability. It integrates push buttons and an auto-maintain loop, which allows for consistent operation of the mains power relay. The inclusion of a "soft start" feature in the power supply schematic is particularly beneficial as it mitigates inrush currents that can damage components during startup.
For accurate measurement and calibration, meter scales can be developed using available software tools like F5BU's GALVA and WB6BLD's meter software, providing flexibility in design and functionality. Additional resources, such as downloadable files for PCB layout, bills of materials, and datasheets, enhance the ease of assembly and ensure that all necessary components are accounted for.
The power supply is engineered for high-performance applications, capable of supporting amplifiers with power ratings of up to 5 kW, making it suitable for various high-power audio applications. The custom-made transformer, specifically designed for this application, is a vital element that contributes to the overall performance and efficiency of the power supply.
Safety considerations are paramount in high voltage applications. The design incorporates positive safety features that ensure the system will shut down in the event of power interruptions or other faults. The use of special high voltage wiring and heat-shrink tubing for terminal connections further enhances safety, minimizing the risk of electrical failures.
Fuses are selected based on the safety budget, and the importance of maintaining a safety distance of greater than 25 mm between ground and high voltage parts cannot be overstated. The use of screw terminals instead of soldered connections adds an additional layer of reliability to the control and mains parts of the circuit. Overall, this comprehensive approach to design and safety ensures that the high voltage power supply operates effectively and securely in demanding environments.High voltage resistors for HV divider are SFERNICE or PHILIPS type VR37 (3. 5 kV - 0. 4 W). They are NOT expansive (even if they are sold by 25 or 50 units) and it is always useful to have some in junkbox if you want to make high voltage divider for other applications. The power command circuit, on mains supply MUST be fugitive with push buttonsand auto maintain loop
on mains power relay. See schematic (in French) of my power supply with "soft start" circuit. Nota: for start-up, the trip relay contact shall be short circuited by the "ON" push button. Meter scales can be made with F5BU`s FREEWARE GALVA easy to use (french & english), or, with WB6BLD`s (unfortunately NO LONGER FREE) METER available on the net. Download file for PCB with bill of materials, datasheets, EXCEL calculation sheets, layout for high voltage fuses, and this PDF file in: HV METERS & TRIP F1FRV.
ZIP You can also simulate and predict accurately the results of your power supply (no load, under load, ripple. ), in using the excellent freeware PSUD2 available in the links page. See also associated page HV RECTIFIER BRIDGE with PCB, and PCB for "ersatz " of SILEC P800H: 8000V@3Amps controled avalanche rectifier (hard to find now.
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