(inc GST)
The PW28 (SFT-PW28) Dual Power Supply Rectifier Filter Board is a high-current, unregulated linear power supply module designed specifically for high-fidelity audio amplifiers and demanding DIY electronics projects. It efficiently converts dual AC input from a center-tapped transformer into a clean, stable dual DC output (V+, GND, V-). Equipped with a heavy-duty 25A flat bridge rectifier, this board is built to handle high current spikes with minimal thermal losses.
This rectifier board features four high-capacity electrolytic filter capacitors that work in parallel to suppress AC ripple and noise, ensuring a low-noise DC output that is critical for audio clarity in Class A/B or Class D power amplifiers. With its robust screw terminals, onboard LED power indicator, and compact FR4 glass fiber PCB layout, it provides a reliable and easy-to-integrate power stage for subwoofers, active speakers, and custom linear power supply builds.
Features:
- High Current Capacity: Features a robust 25A flat bridge rectifier for efficient AC-to-DC conversion under heavy loads.
- Dual Rail Output: Designed for center-tapped transformers to provide unregulated dual DC outputs (Positive, Ground, Negative).
- Excellent Ripple Filtering: Utilizes four high-quality electrolytic capacitors to minimize voltage ripple and noise.
- Onboard LED Indicator: Integrated LED provides immediate visual confirmation of the power status.
- Heavy-Duty Terminals: Equipped with high-quality screw terminal blocks for secure, low-resistance wiring.
- Compact & Durable: Built on a high-grade FR4 PCB with optimized trace routing for enhanced heat dissipation and reliability.
Package Includes:
1 x PW28 Dual Power Supply Rectifier Filter Board 25A
| Technical | |
| Model | SFT-PW28 |
| Input Voltage | Dual AC (Center-Tapped Transformer) |
| LED Indicator | Yes |
| Max Current | 25A |
| Output Voltage | Dual DC (Unregulated, V+ / GND / V-) |
| Material | FR4 Glass Fiber PCB |
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