For potential builders, I would like to mention possible stability problems (see attached image).
The amp has wide open loop gain and enough high loopgain. It would be possible to increase R15 to some 200k to get more closed loop gain (with 80k only -8 x) and more stability margin.
The very low distortion is obtained only for high I(q), like mentioned 1.5A. It should be 1A at least.
The amp inverts signal polarity and has quite low input impedance (10k). The input cap should be at least 10uF, polypropylene.
The amp has wide open loop gain and enough high loopgain. It would be possible to increase R15 to some 200k to get more closed loop gain (with 80k only -8 x) and more stability margin.
The very low distortion is obtained only for high I(q), like mentioned 1.5A. It should be 1A at least.
The amp inverts signal polarity and has quite low input impedance (10k). The input cap should be at least 10uF, polypropylene.
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roender said:
That way, you will maximize OLG
Not recommended to maximize OLG (see my previous post)
I came into serious stability problem when I followed John's recommendation (R1 = 50 ohm)
john curl said:Driver devices too small. You can't replace a TO-5 device with a TO-92, and get the heat out.
??
They are in TO-126.
john curl said:R7 should be 10 ohm, not 100 ohm.
I seen it, but thought it was a typo. What is the reason for 10 ohm, to speed up charge offtake from output devices?
john curl said:Linearity?
.... is much worse with R7 = 10 ohm.
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