I need to build a power supply for an audio power amplifier that I'm designing. It needs to provide 35 V at at least 10 amps.
The particular amplifier I am building needs a regulated supply. I'm looking at using the LM5116 Buck Converter because of the 10 A current supply and the wide input range, which would make it easier to scrounge an appropriate transformer. Here's a link to the National page for the LM5116: http://www.national.com/pf/LM/LM5116.html
Is this the best way to approach this design? Does anyone have any comments or suggestions?
The particular amplifier I am building needs a regulated supply. I'm looking at using the LM5116 Buck Converter because of the 10 A current supply and the wide input range, which would make it easier to scrounge an appropriate transformer. Here's a link to the National page for the LM5116: http://www.national.com/pf/LM/LM5116.html
Is this the best way to approach this design? Does anyone have any comments or suggestions?