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Re: 5V CT rectifier hookup - help [message #30687 is a reply to message #30683] Fri, 25 February 2005 14:28 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
cheetah is currently offline  cheetah
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Looked at several schematics.

If using a indirectly heated rectifier (5AR4), you can either tie the heater center tap to the cathode which is connected to the (+) side of the filter. OR, you can omit the center tap connection all together. I've seen both in some highly respected designs.

If using a rectifier like GZ34 where the cathode is tied to the heater internally, or a indirectly heated retifier, then the (+) side of the power supply filter is fed from the heater center tap.

Joe

 
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