Common Mode DC Power Filter
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Common Mode DC Power Filter
https://youtu.be/-HHfrJvo3aU
this circuit null the A/C ripple voltage, but also acts as a passive voltage regulator. Bear in mind, this is all done with injecting an error correction signal, into the back end of the DC rectifier. Since there are no active devices, no transistors, no "IC linear regulators", this approach does not generate any of the waste heat, compared to it's active counter parts.....
Now begs the question , would I use this filter inside my own amplifier builds ? All good questions , given Surface Amplifier already has A/C ripple rejection, as a side effect of using a vacuum tube for it's input Dynamic Load SRPP gain stage. An effect few class A amplifiers can achieve, due to the air gap inside a vacuum tube , mostly......
this circuit null the A/C ripple voltage, but also acts as a passive voltage regulator. Bear in mind, this is all done with injecting an error correction signal, into the back end of the DC rectifier. Since there are no active devices, no transistors, no "IC linear regulators", this approach does not generate any of the waste heat, compared to it's active counter parts.....
Now begs the question , would I use this filter inside my own amplifier builds ? All good questions , given Surface Amplifier already has A/C ripple rejection, as a side effect of using a vacuum tube for it's input Dynamic Load SRPP gain stage. An effect few class A amplifiers can achieve, due to the air gap inside a vacuum tube , mostly......
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Re: Common Mode DC Power Filter
Can you post a schematic of this circuit?
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Re: Common Mode DC Power Filter
..... and allow MerlinB to have it ?
I don't think so.
Maybe as a PM.
-g
I don't think so.
Maybe as a PM.
-g
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then, what we are commenting here? immagination? numbers on multimeter?
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Big plans to implement within a product line for your company? Patent applications? Or are we just paranoid that Blencowe will update one of his books and not put your name in the credits?
any way , what’s the point of sharing without sharing?
Charlie
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Blencowe already done that.
But, I will post more after I receive my last order of parts from my vendor.
This circuit not yet fully complete.
-g
But, I will post more after I receive my last order of parts from my vendor.
This circuit not yet fully complete.
-g
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of course people are stealing ideas from forums.. also stealing amp designs from original authors like Dumble and making their own companies on that legacy..proudly producing something "new".. suing others because they are copying something from this second original "designer"
if this is a fear then why to make topic about some "new original thing"?
if this is a fear then why to make topic about some "new original thing"?
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Gary,
With all due respect, I recognized you when you responded to R.G.'s post (and signed with your usual -g). If you have something to share with the group here and want to discuss your projects in earnest, great, this is a collaborative environment and the group here is very nice (not to mention very accomplished and smart). But if you are going to be cryptic and speak in riddles, you are going to get chewed up and banned. I remember you from the days on the Valve Junior forum. You'd drop breadcrumbs, always referencing avant garde ideas, but never actually discussing them. We don't have time for that here. If you want to contribute to the forum and participate in excellent technical discussion with a great bunch of people, then welcome and we're glad to have you. But I'll warn you, this group will eat you alive for sport otherwise.
With all due respect, I recognized you when you responded to R.G.'s post (and signed with your usual -g). If you have something to share with the group here and want to discuss your projects in earnest, great, this is a collaborative environment and the group here is very nice (not to mention very accomplished and smart). But if you are going to be cryptic and speak in riddles, you are going to get chewed up and banned. I remember you from the days on the Valve Junior forum. You'd drop breadcrumbs, always referencing avant garde ideas, but never actually discussing them. We don't have time for that here. If you want to contribute to the forum and participate in excellent technical discussion with a great bunch of people, then welcome and we're glad to have you. But I'll warn you, this group will eat you alive for sport otherwise.
Re: Common Mode DC Power Filter
no riddles.
is a real power filter , nulls the a/c ripple via the common mode rejection.
i post videos to show proof of concept.
I'll do a block diagram , then see how this plays.....
.... and as a side note , i still do led bias on all my gain stages ....
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is a real power filter , nulls the a/c ripple via the common mode rejection.
i post videos to show proof of concept.
I'll do a block diagram , then see how this plays.....
.... and as a side note , i still do led bias on all my gain stages ....
-g
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when i see this "i'm first"..(to insert somewhere one component of 0.2 $) .. in a world of billion people.. for sure you are not first...in anything, this is for sure. NHF
then "first published" on the internet...this can be also a question.. just to make things realistic.
anyway in 2010 was one thread on diyaudio about D3a Phono with LED biased stage by SY
where was described LED use,
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/thre ... mp.163570/
anyway 2) i'm interested to see what we are speaking about.. maybe something new also for me who knows
then "first published" on the internet...this can be also a question.. just to make things realistic.
anyway in 2010 was one thread on diyaudio about D3a Phono with LED biased stage by SY
where was described LED use,
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/thre ... mp.163570/
anyway 2) i'm interested to see what we are speaking about.. maybe something new also for me who knows
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Nevermind... Nothing to see here.
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Re: Common Mode DC Power Filter
DC power filter, that nulls the A/C ripple voltage, using the common mode rejection.bepone wrote: ↑Wed May 31, 2023 8:16 am when i see this "i'm first"..(to insert somewhere one component of 0.2 $) .. in a world of billion people.. for sure you are not first...in anything, this is for sure. NHF
then "first published" on the internet...this can be also a question.. just to make things realistic.
anyway in 2010 was one thread on diyaudio about D3a Phono with LED biased stage by SY
where was described LED use,
https://www.diyaudio.com/community/thre ... mp.163570/
anyway 2) i'm interested to see what we are speaking about.. maybe something new also for me who knows
is a little off the subject. However, I was building guitar amps for some of my friends who would use my equipment on Jam Night at the Quarter Note, abouts in 2009. This same year I got married. I don't do guitar amps post pandemic. But I still have my little Surface, perhaps a topic for another time, which may never happen.
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