I think that would be sufficient, even if it delivers only 700 or 800mA :D
I have run as many as four Shruthis on a Godlyke Powerall….
Basically, as long as your power supply still delivers at least +7 volts when all three Shruthi-1’s are connected you’re in business :-)
Titus Raindrops chooses a sensible approach though, by opting for a regulated PSU whose voltage remains exactly the same whatever the load.
Martin
Pretty easy, if you’re doing the unregulated version you just need a normal DC PSU schematic and then leave out the parts after the smoothing capacitors after the bridge rectifier
Go for a step down transformer that output 7 or 7.5 volts AC, that way the regulator in the Shuthi-1 won’t run so hot.
You can do a regulated version too, some of the MIDIBox forum members have added a crowbar circuit to their PSUs. In the event of a problem it ensures the fuse blows quick and protects the device attached to the PSU.
Obviously for the Shruthi-1 this isn’t so essential as the ICs are widely available, but for people using 4-8 SID chips that are becoming expensive it is a worthwhile investment.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crowbar_%28circuit%29
Lol schrab!
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