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发表于 2008-5-25 12:02
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Hello Everybody,
I have a pair of UTC LS-33 transformers
(125ohm,125ohm:125ohm,125ohm:voice coil) and was wanting to use them
for a 2A3 push pull amp. Basically what I would be doing is puting all
of the 125 ohm windings in series to get a 2000 ohm primary with center
tap. Then I would wire the voice coil taps for 5 ohms and use an 8 ohm
speaker load which would give me an effective primary impedance of 3000
ohms, just right for a pair of 2A3's in fixed bias.
Basically, my question is: How should I arrange the four 125 ohm
windings to get the best fidelity, least leakage inductance, least
capacitance, etc.? The terminal arrangements with winding resistances
are as follows:
Winding # Terminals: DC Resistance:
1 1,2,4 21.6 ohms
2 3,5,6 27.6 ohms
3 7,8,10 22.9 ohms
4 9,11,12 26.0 ohms
I don't think that this transformer is bifilar wound, like the old
Mcintosh unity coupled designs, but I may be wrong. But it seems to me
windings # 1 and 3 are very similar, closely coupled and likewise for
windings # 2 and 4.
Originally, the LS-33 was a line to line (500ohm to 500ohm) matching
transformer with additional windings for voice coil outputs.
Does anybody know how the Ls-33's are wound and could offer me some
guidance?
Thanks in advance... Daniel |
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