ReadMePS.txt

There are a few power supply schematics available on this
page. Note that all schematics on these pages are (c) Copyright,
1996-1998, Steve Bench. All rights reserved. You may use or
build these FOR YOUR OWN use freely. You may NOT build and/or sell
for commercial profit, any of these without a royalty agreement
in place with the author.

You may place these schematics on your web page if you credit the
author.

Note that high voltages are present in these power supplies. The
author IS NOT RESPONSIBLE for ANY injuries, damages, etc. associated
with construction, or use of these supplies.


LVPS.GIF: This is a B+ (HT) generating power supply that runs
   from 12 volts DC. This can be used to power a preamp or small
   power amp from 8 "D" cell alkaline batteries. It provides
   about 160 to 170 volts of relatively well regulated high
   voltage up to about 70-80 mA. You can also use this supply in
   conjunction with a "wall wart" to keep all 50-60 Hz from your
   equipment. The theory of operation and useful design modification
   information is covered in LVPS.TXT. This is also appropriate if
   you want a B+ supply for powering your tube car stereo.

LVPS.TXT: Covers the theory of operation of the low to high voltage
   power converter. Also describes the limitations and how to
   change the circuit to deliver higher voltages and/or currents.

SUPPLY1.GIF: Relatively simple regulated power supply to provide
   150V DC (regulated) at about 30 mA and 6.2VDC (regulated) at
   about 0.6A for preamps etc. This supply is great for powering
   the electronic crossover described elsewhere on these pages.

SUPPLY2.GIF: Slightly more complicated high voltage regulator that
   will provide a user variable source of regulated 120 to 200 or
   so volts DC at 40 or so mA. Also provides 6.2VDC regulated
   at about 0.6A.

SUPPLY3.GIF: Power supply for providing a reasonable power, well
   filtered set of voltages for a preamp and/or power amp. Uses
   solid state regulators.