900W H-class PA Amp with Limiter

I dont know work stable or not,

not have built

good DIY Support not available

I have decide spend time class D,

DIY member in class D does much more help and share expierience

with High Voltage SIC in class D amplifier

no need class TD anymore
 
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Please see my ampl.
There is 100pf collector to base both driver transistors.
 

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The amplification must be smaller and I think it is a mistake when designing the wiring.
Anyway, I'm just an amateur and I don't know much.
I repaired a yamaha p7000s, and the output signal looks perfect with no artifacts.
I'll try to take some pictures with the P7000s output.
Post # 3806 was for masood251.
 
For Sajti.
I tried and as you said, but no results.
I this scheme the amplification part is about the same as the TD1800, but it still works.
I remember about 10 years ago I repaired something like this (Mackie).
 

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For NMOS,
I think the Labgruppen auto-oscillator is the best.It's more complicated, but it's much more efficient and it works for sure.
The rest of the scheme exists on the net (right here on the forum).A little mistake PWMNATD=PNP,PWMNPATD=NPN transistor.You can also try the downconverter from yamaha, it's much simpler.
 

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For NMOS,
I think the Labgruppen auto-oscillator is the best.It's more complicated, but it's much more efficient and it works for sure.
The rest of the scheme exists on the net (right here on the forum).A little mistake PWMNATD=PNP,PWMNPATD=NPN transistor.You can also try the downconverter from yamaha, it's much simpler.


Fron which Labgruppen Model are the pics ?

Downconverter from which Yamaha Model ?
 
For Sajti.
I tried and as you said, but no results.
I this scheme the amplification part is about the same as the TD1800, but it still works.
I remember about 10 years ago I repaired something like this (Mackie).

OK. For me it is not logical to use the VAS from the noisy modulated psu, instead of clear 140V DC. I see how Mackie did, but I would still give it a try with TD1800...

Sajti,