>> I am trying to make a +/- 5v dual rail power supply for this digital volume control IC: PGA2311 - Datasheet, and other devices such as a 741 op-amp. <<
I belive i will only need about 50mA for these devices ?
Yes I have and it was very useful but I would still want to know if the transformer that I have found is ok ? and how would I fuse the circuit ? I am using uk voltages and I asume that the regulators I suggested would be fine ?
Yes, the transformer has a 9-0-9 output so if you don't need more than +/- 50 mA it should do fine. Also if you use a 7805 I would use a 7905 for the neg regulator.
Here is the basis of your split supply. Should be good for ~50mA with the transformer you linked. Fuse the transformer primary with a 1/4A glass fuse in an appropriate holder.
Yes, the transformer has a 9-0-9 output so if you don't need more than +/- 50 mA it should do fine. Also if you use a 7805 I would use a 7905 for the neg regulator.
Thank you very much for you reply it was very helpfull, in the mean time i have been shown this circuit which uses a transformer that i already have, i would idealy want to use this one:
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I already have this thransformer that i think will be the same as the one in the circuit ( just can supply more current?):
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could you tell me if i already have the right transformer and are these component ok for the circuit? :
Here is the basis of your split supply. Should be good for ~50mA with the transformer you linked. Fuse the transformer primary with a 1/4A glass fuse in an appropriate holder.
Yes i see, would i need a fuse the secondary side of the transformer? and could i put this fuse in the mains plug? Would it be the same fusing if i were to use the other (white) transformer?
I would not use the "electronic transformer". It is a switcher, god knows what frequency it switches at; it likely radiates switching crap into your analog signals; god knows if it is even isolated from the 240V input line. Use the iron transformer. Fuse only the 240V side.
I would not use the "electronic transformer". It is a switcher, god knows what frequency it switches at; it likely radiates switching crap into your analog signals; god knows if it is even isolated from the 240V input line. Use the iron transformer. Fuse only the 240V side.
The 18Vct transformer will provide enough voltage for the 7805/7805 style regulators.
The glass fuse is fine, but you need a holder for it, like the Buss HKP.
I would use a 1/4A slow-blow (time delay) fuse. Maybe you want to add a line-rated On/Off switch, too. Someone may have a better idea on the fuse rating. I deal with 120V AC, and haven't dealt much with 240V.
The 18Vct transformer will provide enough voltage for the 7805/7805 style regulators.
The glass fuse is fine, but you need a holder for it, like the Buss HKP.
I would use a 1/4A slow-blow (time delay) fuse. Maybe you want to add a line-rated On/Off switch, too. Someone may have a better idea on the fuse rating. I deal with 120V AC, and haven't dealt much with 240V.