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Subject: Power Supply

Date: 05/10/02 at 11:53 AM
Posted by: Jules
E-mail: jkbenson1@yahoo.com
Message Posted:

I am very interested in high power car amplifiers, and am particularly interested in how manufactures generate the higher voltage split supplies from 12VDC. These big mosfet amps need + and - 75 VDC to operate at those high output powers.

Most circuits seem to have a pretty small toroidal transformer with very few windings comprised of pretty thick conductors on the primary and secondary windings. Are these part of a dc to ac inverter or a dc to dc converter? I've also discovered that some of them run at different frequencies i.e. 100 Hz to 100 KHz, why?

Does anyone have any ideas on the above?

Thanks Jules


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