Author Topic: MC1466L Power Supply  (Read 12827 times)

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Offline Neomys Sapiens

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Re: MC1466L Power Supply
« Reply #25 on: February 27, 2018, 02:19:18 am »
I'm probably over thinking this.Both are off the shelf E core transformers so I don't think they would have  out off phase winding's . I had them orientated 90 degrees with each other .I have a couple news with higher ratings coming today.It may be possible that that it was just a bad one or it was over rated .I'll have to pull it apart and measure the core and secondary winding.I'll rewind it later.
That's what I was going to recommend: for E cores, orient them 90° and you should be fine.
 

Offline JwillisTopic starter

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Re: MC1466L Power Supply
« Reply #26 on: February 27, 2018, 06:01:07 am »
All seems fine with the transformers now.I cracked open the dead one and found it had shorted where the winding just come out to connect to the post.I'll rewind  it sometime when I,m bored.
I made the appropriate alterations to the circuit.
Any way, good news The amp meter doesn't require a shunt and the rest of circuit works to a point.The 2N3055's will sustain 4 amps which is what I wanted
But it seems I'm having another problem.When I turn up the amps to around 2 amps at 30 volts, the voltage adjust pot burns out.Then the unit kicks right up to 4 amps and stays there and the voltage shoots up to 38 volts .This happened during the load test .Nothing heats up at the power transistors (silver lining) . This happened before at lower amps before I put in Q1.
Really disapointed because it was one of my favorite Beckman helipots. Bummer.
I suspect It may be Q1.
« Last Edit: February 27, 2018, 06:59:54 am by Jwillis »
 


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