This is assembeld and tested linear power supply board
the output voltage can be minute adjustment . it is very easy! add one suitable transformer. you will can built a Hi-end Linear Power supply.
Note: The two MOSFETs IRF9Z24N need add heatsink. if just need small current. it also can be fixed at the the bottom of the aluminum chassis for cooling. if need current more than 2A. then need add extra heatsink.
if the heatsink and transformer power is enough big.the max output currect can arrived 8A.
we have the following voltage for choose:
1: DC3.3V (recommned input AC7V)
2: DC5V (Recommned input AC12V)
3: DC7V (Recommend input AC14V)
4: DC9V (Recommend input AC15V)
5: DC12V (Recommend input AC18V)
6: DC15V (Recommend input AC20V)
7: DC16V (Recommend input AC21V)
8: DC18V (Recommend input AC23V)
9: DC19V (Recommend input AC24V)
10:DC20V (Recommend input AC25V)
11: DC24V (Recommend input AC28V)
12: DC28V (Recommend input AC30V)
This is a high-performance single-rail linear regulated power supply (PSU). It is basically half the dual-rail PSU σ22, and possesses the same low-noise, high-current, excellent line/load regulation, wide-bandwidth, and stability characteristics. S22 is ideal for DIY stereo headphone amplifiers, preamplifiers, DACs, network media players, and other applications requiring a single-rail regulated PSU.
The circuit uses all discrete components (no integrated circuits), and features high-current MOSFETs as the output "pass" devices.
this PSU is derived from the σ22, which is the result of a community service project for the audiophile hobbyist. The schematic diagram is open source. The circuit design, as well as the printed circuit board layout are the work of AMB with participation from the DIY community. It is designed to be relatively easy to build, but it is not recommended as a first-time project for the beginner.
we can provide the pdf schematic via email.


