That looks excellent.calmsea wrote:Before you get in too deep, you might want to have a look at these:
http://electronics.dantimax.dk/Kits/Pow ... index.html
They're kits, so you still get to learn how it's all put together, but with less risk of catastrophic failure. And the price is hard to beat.
My D/A runs on +12, and A/D runs on +/- 15v.
I couldn't help thinking, I could have this all in one supply, if I tried to run the D/A off the 15v instead of the 12v and just changed the internals of the DAC so it expects 15v, not 12v.
That's probably the worst idea I've ever had. Beyond "I wonder what happens if I touch this part of the inside of a pultec while it's plugged in"
stupid D/A and its nonstandard 12v. D:
This isn't for a learning experience. The only thing I think there is to be learned from a DIY kit is how to solder, and I've had that down for several years. At least with PCBs. When putting stuff together part by part I really get what each thing is doing, but throwing everything onto a PCB isn't a learning experience.
I'm going to grab that, but I still need something else for +/- 15v. or maybe I should just find another D/A that is fine with running off 15v.