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This power supply (Fig. 1.20) was designed to power a small indoor PBX with 10 numbers with a stabilized voltage.

Stabilized power supply, 60 volts 0,1 amps

Output voltage - 55...65 V, load current - up to 0,1 A.

Author: Semyan A.P.

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Valery
And the C1 conder with a nominal value of 10 volts will explode in how many minutes? [down]

Victor
Valera, no need to blaspheme. Well, there is no zero. The scheme is excellent. I counted all the R's, and under 36 volt output to 250 mA the preamps are going great. No need for LM-ki at the limit!

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