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Mike H wrote:We'll find out at the regulator bake-off at Owston Image


Regulo 10 for 35 mins and allow to cool on a wire tray. :lol:
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Reminds me I found my can of freezer spray the other day


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i kinda meant theoretically or by measurement :)
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Oh I see ~ haven't the faintest. I used me ears. Humour me and try it. :D

I imagine it's like a capacitor assisted by a regulator. So a pretty typical kind of regulator really. That probably doesn't help.


 
 
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Time for some updated diagrams:

FETREG004B equivalent schematic
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FETREG004B typical application connections:
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In case the parts list on the schematic wasn't too clear ~ component references as indicated on the PCB except where indicated *NEW* / *CHANGED*:

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R1              220k 5% 3W Metal Oxide
R2              470k 0.5W Carbon Film
R3              10k 2W 5% Metal Film
R4              3.3M Glazed Metal Resistor *CHANGED* was 2.2M CF
R5              10R 2W 5% Metal Film
R6              10k 1W SMD Thick Film *NEW* (on modified boards)
R7              10R 2W 5% Metal Film *NEW* put in F1 position!
C1              10uF 450V HV Radial Electrolytic *CHANGED*
C2              1000pF Ceramic Disc
M1              IRFB9N65A
ZD1             Zener Diode 1.3W 20V
ZD2             Zener Diode 1.3W 20V
D1              1N4007 (or 1N4006)
VDR1            V10N560K 56VDC Varistor
You will also need to put in this wire link (white):

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Nick wrote:Solid state devices often make very goot protection devices to prevent fuses failing :-)
The little perishers! lol Image



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NB: whoever it was mentioned that the total Voltage drop IN > OUT is around about 27V is right, it is. This is because the MOSFET gate is typically 5V, then add the odd bit of leakage through R4 and possibly C1.

Each series 10R will drop 1V per 100mA; max. 450mA (= max. 2W rating)


 
 
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Hi Mike
I'd like to send two of my boards back for the resistor mod please.
Could you pm me your address?
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I've done that haven't I? Image
 
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Mike
I received the modified boards back this morning, thanks very much, I owe you several beers :D
I will build these up to the latest spec and let you know how I get on.
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Crikey that was good, only posted yesterday afternoon
 
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Mike
For C1 I have available either 4.7Uf 450V or 47Uf 450V - which would you recommend?
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Mmmmm .... Image


I would try ... both, see if there's any difference.


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