I am building the circuit that need a source of 170V DC using the wall-plug in voltage.

I have a very straight circuit which has a source of 170V AC, 60Hz. I am have a rectifier, and LC filter which have L: 100uH, and C: 2200u. There is still quite big V ripple there after the filter.

And of course, I can't find out the 170V output voltage regulator.

Any recommendation to help me get a clean DC output voltage?

Thanks.

 

How did you pick those LC values? 100μH has a very low impedance at 60Hz (or 120Hz for a full-wave rectifier) and will do little to reduce the ripple. Inductors used for line frequency filtering typically have an inductance of 1H or more.

Is this a half-wave circuit with one rectifier? Those have a high ripple factor. A full-wave bridge rectifier would be much better.