Universal Symmetric Power Supply
Published in issue 290, July 2000
This power supply has been specially designed for the 20th-order filter described elsewhere in this issue, but it can also be used for a legion of other opamp circuits. The supply voltage is set to ±17.5 V, in light of the maximum output level of the filter. This benefits the signal to noise ratio. The specified absolute maximum supply voltage for most opamps is ±18 V, and we have intentionally kept a bit below this limit.
Resistors: R1,R3 = 249Ω 1% R2,R4 = 3kΩ24 1% R5 = 8kΩ2 Capacitors: C1,C2,C7,C8 = 100nF ceramic C3...C6 = 10µF 63V radial C9,C10 = 220µF 40V radial C11-C14 = 22nF ceramic C15,C16 = 100nF 275VAC class X2 Inductors: L1 = 2x27 mH (e.g., Siemens type B82721-K2401-N21) (Electrovalue) Semiconductors: D1 = high-efficiency LED IC1 = LM317T (TO220 case) IC2 = LM337T (TO220 case) Miscellaneous: K1 = 2-way PCB terminal block, raster 7.5mm B1 = B80C1500, rectangular case (80V piv, 1.5A peak) F1 = fuse, 32mA slow, with PCB mount holder and cap Tr1 = mains transformer, PCB mount, secondary 2x18 V/4VA (e.g., Hahn type BV UI 302 0156) PCB, order code 004064-1
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