schematic power supplies 18v

Started by ANDYEFFECT, March 30, 2006, 07:44:26 AM

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ANDYEFFECT

schematic power supplies 18v

does anybody have schematic PS for 18volts? 
 
can I modify GGG ultra clean of 9 to 18v? 
 
thankful. 
André

kusi

hi,

have a look at the LM317 datasheet and calculate  r2a/b  for Ua=18V.  (www.google.de => " LM317 datasheet" )
whats the secondary-voltage of your transformer?


greetings KHE

ANDYEFFECT

Quote from: kusi on March 30, 2006, 09:22:51 AM
hi,

have a look at the LM317 datasheet and calculate  r2a/b  for Ua=18V.  (www.google.de => " LM317 datasheet" )
whats the secondary-voltage of your transformer?


greetings KHE


yes, more which of the two resitores I change for smaller value? R2a or R2b (you look at schematic below) 

http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/diagrams/ultra_clean_ps_sc.gif

 
thankful.

kusi

hi andy,

you have to increase the totally resistance of R2!

lets calculate it;

R1a and R1b are paralell, the totally resistance of this two is R1= 1/((1/R1a)+(1/R1b)) = 240.9 Ohm
R2a and Rab are parallel, the totally resistance of this two is R2= 1/((1/R2a)+(1/R2b)) = 1,545k Ohm

now, have a look at the datasheet; www.datasheetcatalog.com/ datasheets_pdf/L/M/3/1/LM317.shtml

Ua= Uref *(1+(R2/R1))*Iadj.*R2

Ua= Outputvoltage, you want 18V
Uref= Reference-voltage, 1,25V (=>datasheet)
R1= 240 Ohm
Iadj = ~0mA
R2 = ??

formula change over to R2:

R2= (Ua*R1)/Uref-R1 = (18V*240 Ohm)/1.25V -240 Ohm = 3216 Ohm

now, this is not a standart vaule, so you can use resistors in parallel to become a vaule neary 3.216kOhm, or you use
a 2,7k R wiht a 500 Ohm Trimm-pot in series to adjust Ua.

greetings KHE

jxoco

the input to the regulator circuit has to be over 18 volts.

so, the 12v transformer won't do...

kusi

that is logic, i think (and hope) andy know that... 8)