Todd R
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I built this power supply today (Just the upper drawing, Not the 6v section)
I'm supposed to be getting +230vdc on my output, but instead I'm getting 337vdc
The only place I changed the circuit was to use 2-110uf caps (4 total) in parallel in place of each 220uf since they weren't available.
Any of you EE's out there know why my voltage is off? I'm pretty sure my rectifier is correct because the AC voltage is checking in the milivolts. (1 amp 400v ST ultra fast damper diodes)
Todd R
I'm supposed to be getting +230vdc on my output, but instead I'm getting 337vdc

The only place I changed the circuit was to use 2-110uf caps (4 total) in parallel in place of each 220uf since they weren't available.
Any of you EE's out there know why my voltage is off? I'm pretty sure my rectifier is correct because the AC voltage is checking in the milivolts. (1 amp 400v ST ultra fast damper diodes)
Todd R