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RE: Increase L in pi network

Posted by Triode_Kingdom on September 22, 2017 at 08:09:20:
The question is whether the change in value will impact the way the PSU interacts with the amplifier circuitry. For that matter, how does the supply in its present state respond? I consider it essential to analyze every new supply using SPICE. That lets me see the output Z of the supply over the entire audio spectrum. Many supplies are designed apparently without this consideration, and I've modeled quite a few existing designs that perform very poorly. If you know the DCR of the choke in your supply, I wouldn't mind taking a few minutes after I get home to check this combination of values.