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In Reply to: RE: Well, no... posted by Triode_Kingdom on March 29, 2024 at 17:17:58
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So it mixes with the desired signals to create random IM distortion all through the audio band. Shielding and filtering are usually both required to resolve this problem.
For a 1.2 amp 5V supply, I agree it is not the absolute best solution to use a SMPS as they are not too difficult to build if you have the right transformers.
But simply using a decent SMPS in a remote box through a 2ohm/10,000uf RC filter into a Rod Coleman V9 regulator, is very functional and dead silent. If builders are struggling with the dreaded 120hz noise and don't have the taps to generate 8 volts of DC for the regulator, it is definitely a workable solution.
Yes, I did this and lived with happily. SMPS into Coleman Regs to GM70s. One thing against, was mine were in close range to other stuff.
I went linear with Rob's suggestion from his website and it was way better for what I was after.
But at a big disadvantage in size, weight and cost.
Technically I was always concerned about the high order products mixing with the audio. Just didn't feel the right thing to do at such a sensitive part of the circuit.
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