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Re: PS Transformers [message #9747 is a reply to message #9746] Tue, 01 August 2006 05:45 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Damir is currently offline  Damir
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Huh, thanks - but frankly, I`d be more happy with "normal" forum talk about DIY, exchange of ideas and experiences - then some "teacher role"...
Source impedance in PS to the first capacitor - this is our Rt (secondary resistance + primary resistance "transformed" to the secondary side); plus impedance of vacuum tube recifier in series. It isn`t linear resistor, but for our purposes (with known current draw and voltage "drop" through the tube) we can simplified it with series resistor of typical value, say 100-300 Ohms (depends of the diode).
About tube/OPT loading I wrote many times, for example:

http://audioroundtable.com/GroupBuild/messages/1111.html
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http://audioroundtable.com/Tubes/messages/665.html

 
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