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Hi Ian, If you're getting the fullwave solid state diagram as above then PSUD2 is initialising and then failing at the point at which it tries to load the default PSU which is located (typically) at:

Today I tried to load PSU files and always get the same layout which is the stock after install file. Beta 78 & 79 behave the same. PSU files I'm trying to load are all correct date and differ

Hi Felipe, " Thank you, could adding more capacitance to the PSU be the solution?" " I'm using a bleeder resistor of 100K to discharge the capacitors of the raw PSU, could be a problem?" I've already

Hi Duncan, I'm using a bleeder resistor of 100K to discharge the capacitors of the raw PSU, could be a problem? Bst rgds Felipe ________________________________ De: [email protected]

Hi Duncan, Thank you, could adding more capacitance to the PSU be the solution? Bst rgds Felipe ________________________________ De: [email protected] <[email protected]> en nombre de

Hi, I'm afraid PSUD2 won't do common mode chokes due to the way the voltage sources work and PSUD3 doesn't have this on the roadmap either. If I was doing this, I'd probably model it in a SPICE

Hello, I use a common mode choke in my power supplies, but I'm really just guessing about the results I'm getting. I'd prefer to model them in software, but I can't figure out how to include one in

Hi Stephen, Sorry to hear the list of rectifiers is not coming up. Do you get a message at startup "Unable to load default PSU"? Also, I've included details of the end to end process below: *TO CHANGE

Hi Duncan I have downloaded psud2_build79, and I think I need to create a new rectifier model to cover the GZ34/5AR4. On the other hand it looks like it might already be modelled in a library of

Hi Felipe, I'm unsure of what further help I can offer; PSUD seems to give the right numbers against LTSpice, so based on the information you have provided, the supply should give 60mA at 323 Volts or

Hi Duncan, Attached power transformer specs. Regards Felipe ________________________________ De: [email protected] <[email protected]> en nombre de Duncan Munro via groups.io

Hi Duncan, Isn't the choke because connected without the choke & problem remains. Thanks for help & regards Felipe ________________________________ De: [email protected]

Hi Felipe, Thanks for the feedback. My suggestion would be to measure the voltage before the choke and after the choke, please do these for both on load and off load it might point to what is going

Hi Duncan, Yes not enough power for my real world circuit, when I use CCS as anode load maximum can get is 26mA so 13mA per channel in place of 30mA per channel. Thanks & regards Felipe

Hi Felipe, I ran this circuit with the choke through LTSpice and it gives 323.2 Volts, quite close to the results you are getting from PSUD. PSUD might be getting confused by the very low value or R

Hi Duncan, Attached simulations with PSUDII of the PSU not giving enough power but real world not enough power, any idea why? Tried without the choke without success. Thanks & regards Felipe

Hi Duncan, Tried without the choke with success. Regards Felipe ________________________________ De: felipe cerrillo vindel <fcv@...> Enviado: lunes, 17 de febrero de 2025 12:28 Para:

Hi Duncan, Attached simulations with PSUDII of the PSU not giving enough power but real world not enough power, any idea why? Thanks & regards Felipe[cid:e695ae20-dd46-4f52-adc2-a499ffc384be]

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