OTA - One Transistor Amplifier

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What about this one,can I use this one?Do I need to change fet IRF 610 with the 2SK216 and why?
 

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Hy there ,

I 'm back to give you news of the OTA “improved” Amp.
First of all, I recovered the R-Core transformer of an IGBT amplifier project . This transformer has 2 separated secondaries , whereas the old one comprised one of them, moreover I had to wind whorls with the secondary to obtain the required voltage.
Now i was in order to separate completely the both power supplies chanels , dedicated ground circuits , by taking care to avoid ground loops while wiring . The ground of each oh the 2 amplifier circuits is taken directly on the 2 electrochemical caps downstream, of stronger value than the first (33.000µF against 22.000µF). I also added a connection by screw & bolt on the IRF150 for the maintenance actions.
Small aesthetic relooking to finish on a wooded note.
It now remains to me to listen to it to drip the differences.

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Best regards ,
@ + Philippe.
 
Hi Mad_K ,

Thanks for your congratulation .
My new transformer 2 * 36 V / 300 VA provides me 47 VDC , at the bias current is near to 3.5 A .
It sounds really lovely , just with one transistor !
The speakers I use are self made Fostex full-range using the FE208 and an additionnal tweeter FH90 .
Here is a photo so you can see what they look like .

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Bye ,
@ + Philippe.
 
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