Output noise - could not detect (load current 1A, transistor drop 0.5V, multimeter 200mV, 4 digits).
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In the real circuit, the ratings are changed: C03, C04 1000uF 35V, C05 2200uF 25V, R2 1kOm 1W. Both the 0V output and + 12V, and the middle point of the filaments, and the output (not power!) + 6V can be grounded. As with the noise in the circuit, the cards will fall, and ground. Main bridge diodes - KD213, multiplier diodes - any 100V, 1A minimum. By the way - the IRFP150 in the photo is not native IR, but Harris - it is easy to distinguish, in IR the contact piece of iron is polished to a shine. Well, okay, they don’t shine, but they work.
The board with two independent channels (95*110mm) is attached directly to the chassis. The chassis must be insulated from circuit board tracks. It is possible not to isolate the transistors, but then you automatically ground the +12V outputs, losing other grounding options. The filament current must not be shorted through the chassis! Use twisted pairs.
This is of course a simulation, but it reflects reality. Please note - due to the idling of the source in the first second, the voltage on C01-C02 may exceed 16V, so use 25V capacitors.
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