My Mentor kiss Anulog Thanks for sharing what you know with us great video Please need a more great video like this Please thank you Take care and have a great weekend with all your family around you ACCOMPLISHED kiss Anulog From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
Thank you for this very interesting video; thanks to this we learn a lot about the representation of signals and the use of the oscilloscope. As for picky audiophiles, I think their beliefs are more like philosophical conditions than physical evidence. The advantage of showing these measurements makes it possible to reestablish facts which have been established for a long time. Electrical physics is a science that cannot be questioned.
thx for your effort. do you have experience with snubber networks and cap multiplier? I´m one of these audio guys ;)) I use line filter, but what regulator would you buid for an 50W + class A Power amp? -thx
Great feedback and questions;) Yes, I will show how to design snubbers in a video soon. I typically use them in switching PS, but did you have another application for them? I'm going to design a switching PS in a Collab with JAT. I started some videos on this but I got side tracked. I'm just getting back on it.
@@KissAnalog I believe snubbers are used between the transformer secondaries and the bridge sometimes to deal with HF noise at the point diodes are switching.
Thanks for the great question! Actually the diodes switch off when the AC voltage drops below the output voltage - as then they are not forward biased. That's why they are only on at the top of the waveform - well passed the zero crossing. The next video you will see more of a crossover distortion like in a Class B amplifier.
Thanks Bert for the great question! No it isn't saturating and these transformers are usually pretty robust and derated a lot. The DC resistance does start to really show though - and it will start to get hot if left on too long. When you see the flat top and it actually rises at the end, that shows DC resistance where saturation would show it falling with current, and if it hard saturated it would be like a short.
Great vid , love it What is the notch on the yellow trace due to ? PS I love high end audio and have good gear but talking to some people with no electronics understanding drives me nuts
Would have been good to see how the waveforms varied at different loads, i e. Lighter loads. In audio gear transformers are not normally being run flat out like that all the time.
Like to see the same setup , but lowering the load , because there is some sataturation of the torroid , but the triangle shape stay,s the same , i think , but make your own coffee , its a lot cheaper 😂
Pssst. I'm selling a siglent sds2202x-e I recently bought to anyone in Canada. I'll give a good deal. I didn't like how I was treated by staff at rcc electronics after spending almost 2k (well in Canadian dollars hah) there on the scope and psu
Science! what does that have to do with Audio? Audio is religion, not science! I made the same mistake trying to talk science to Audio (capitalized because it's a deity) true believers.
Thanks Mark! I have to say that you are so right! Crazy how belief gets in the way of science. I only care because I don't want others who don't know worry that they are not getting the best sound because they can't spend a lot on power cables;)
It's bonkers ehh. Ever see the isolation toroid diodegonewild has. Looks like you could do brain someone with it. I got a 1kva hammond isolation transformer on a trade last year and if I dropped it I'm sure it would go through the floor. I'm going to use it to clean up some sort of ground fault loop caused by my recording studio monitors and sub being plugged in at the same time in my current workshop. I'm only looking for a purpose to justify it's existence as I shouldn't have taken it. I can't imagine what it costs to ship off ebay used but digikey still sells them. 30kg.
Wow, that's a big transformer! I have some 500VA transformers for Audio Amplifiers that I bought when I thought I was going to build a bunch of amplifiers;)
@@jstro-hobbytech Some Time ago I bought 4 x 8kW (lie) LF inverters from PoweJack for the toroids (each had 2 x 4kW toroids in it) for US$400 each (i.e. US$200 for 4kW wound toroid). The F...ERS lied, they presnet adds/video of units, showing the two toroids insode, but when you buy you only get ONE toroid and the unit will do only 4kW (says 8kW continous on the outside and in THE SALES SPECS!). They got away with it, morons at eBay ruled against me for what what is BLATANT "product not as described). But at US$400 is ok for 4kW, but still NOT HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!
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HI Eddie, another awesome Video. I really appreciate the great info. you shared. Thank you 🙏😁
Thanks so much! I appreciate you!
Hi Eddie , Very interesting video and fantastic explanation of power factor in closing off .
Thanks so much! I appreciate you!
thanks Ed, great video, good to see you
Great to hear from you Randy!! I hope all is well - and welcome to my channel;)
Man, Eddie...You just keep on ringing the bell!
Thank you! Great to hear;)
I like your videos, and I can feel your excitement for work, Nice to meet you!
I will follow you 😂
Thanks so much!
Great video Ed. Does micsig make all those probes because they target industrial applications?
Thanks Joey! I think they are just trying to offer lower cost options than the big guys. They are very useful as you can see here;)
My Mentor kiss Anulog
Thanks for sharing what you know with us great video Please need a more great video like this Please thank you Take care and have a great weekend with all your family around you
ACCOMPLISHED kiss Anulog
From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
Thanks so much! I appreciate you! I need to get my English friends to subscribe;)
Thank you for this very interesting video; thanks to this we learn a lot about the representation of signals and the use of the oscilloscope. As for picky audiophiles, I think their beliefs are more like philosophical conditions than physical evidence. The advantage of showing these measurements makes it possible to reestablish facts which have been established for a long time. Electrical physics is a science that cannot be questioned.
Thank you Michel!! I'd have to agree with you;)
love this
Thank you! I have a new one coming out tomorrow for high freq PS:) I appreciate you! Thank you for subscribing!!
Thanks so much.
I appreciate you Don!
Those connectors, you have a link to them? Great video, thanks!
Thanks John Hind - re: Wago connectors!
Thanks Ron! Here is a cool assortment kit. amzn.to/3kUpjqd
@@KissAnalog Nice! Bigl-big thanks for the link, ordering now!
Interesting, need to re-watch the video.
Thanks so much!
thx for your effort. do you have experience with snubber networks and cap multiplier? I´m one of these audio guys ;)) I use line filter, but what regulator would you buid for an 50W + class A Power amp? -thx
Great feedback and questions;) Yes, I will show how to design snubbers in a video soon. I typically use them in switching PS, but did you have another application for them? I'm going to design a switching PS in a Collab with JAT. I started some videos on this but I got side tracked. I'm just getting back on it.
@@KissAnalog I believe snubbers are used between the transformer secondaries and the bridge sometimes to deal with HF noise at the point diodes are switching.
Does the switch-on voltage of the diodes create a minor dead band as the ac supply crosses zero?
Yes, it is a form of Distortion of the waveform...
Thanks for the great question! Actually the diodes switch off when the AC voltage drops below the output voltage - as then they are not forward biased. That's why they are only on at the top of the waveform - well passed the zero crossing. The next video you will see more of a crossover distortion like in a Class B amplifier.
Wonder if you are so close to the max of the 160 VA Transformer that it is saturated in peaks
Thanks Bert for the great question! No it isn't saturating and these transformers are usually pretty robust and derated a lot. The DC resistance does start to really show though - and it will start to get hot if left on too long. When you see the flat top and it actually rises at the end, that shows DC resistance where saturation would show it falling with current, and if it hard saturated it would be like a short.
Great vid , love it
What is the notch on the yellow trace due to ?
PS I love high end audio and have good gear but talking to some people with no electronics understanding drives me nuts
...but these are homeopathic cables. Thanks for the deep dive. Power factor finally makes sense.
Thanks so much! I'll show a video with different cables - coming up. I'm building to that;)
Maybe compare that to a tube power supply and show are they the same wave patterns or different.
Thats a fantastic idea. I do have a McIntosh amplifier that I can test;) Thank you!
Takk!
Thanks so much! I appreciate your generosity!!
Would have been good to see how the waveforms varied at different loads, i e. Lighter loads. In audio gear transformers are not normally being run flat out like that all the time.
Great idea! I'll do that with both this low freq switcher and the HF switcher in the next video that I did;)
Like to see the same setup , but lowering the load , because there is some sataturation of the torroid , but the triangle shape stay,s the same , i think , but make your own coffee , its a lot cheaper 😂
I think he's got $50,000 worth of equipment.
Thanks! Maybe at new prices, but I bought the expensive stuff new and some was given to me;)
Please reverse Engineer a professional metal detector circuit
And do a DIY metal detector circuit and coil please
Thanks for the idea! I'll have to find mine and do that;)
Hello!
Hello Ronald!
Pssst. I'm selling a siglent sds2202x-e I recently bought to anyone in Canada. I'll give a good deal. I didn't like how I was treated by staff at rcc electronics after spending almost 2k (well in Canadian dollars hah) there on the scope and psu
Great Scope! I'm sure you will find a lucky buyer;)
Science! what does that have to do with Audio? Audio is religion, not science! I made the same mistake trying to talk science to Audio (capitalized because it's a deity) true believers.
Thanks Mark! I have to say that you are so right! Crazy how belief gets in the way of science. I only care because I don't want others who don't know worry that they are not getting the best sound because they can't spend a lot on power cables;)
If you really want to spend hundreds of dollars on clean DC, invest in batteries, not cables!
Thanks - that would be a better and lower cost option;)
Love toroids, but man they are expensive! :( ...anyway, love the video of what all TRUE engineers know.
It's bonkers ehh. Ever see the isolation toroid diodegonewild has. Looks like you could do brain someone with it. I got a 1kva hammond isolation transformer on a trade last year and if I dropped it I'm sure it would go through the floor. I'm going to use it to clean up some sort of ground fault loop caused by my recording studio monitors and sub being plugged in at the same time in my current workshop. I'm only looking for a purpose to justify it's existence as I shouldn't have taken it. I can't imagine what it costs to ship off ebay used but digikey still sells them. 30kg.
Thanks so much! I have probably too many large toroids - so maybe I should sell some:)
Wow, that's a big transformer! I have some 500VA transformers for Audio Amplifiers that I bought when I thought I was going to build a bunch of amplifiers;)
@@jstro-hobbytech Some Time ago I bought 4 x 8kW (lie) LF inverters from PoweJack for the toroids (each had 2 x 4kW toroids in it) for US$400 each (i.e. US$200 for 4kW wound toroid). The F...ERS lied, they presnet adds/video of units, showing the two toroids insode, but when you buy you only get ONE toroid and the unit will do only 4kW (says 8kW continous on the outside and in THE SALES SPECS!). They got away with it, morons at eBay ruled against me for what what is BLATANT "product not as described). But at US$400 is ok for 4kW, but still NOT HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!
@@KissAnalog Local only :( or you freight will cost more than the toroids!