Yes, DC voltage of around 22 millivolts across 0.22 ohms resistors.
Oscilloscope works on 10v\cm. On next step on my sinus generator i see clipping.
Sorry for my english.
I know that this distortion can be if 100ma not flowing in the 0.22 ohms (low bias level). I can used 1A, but distortion there is. I return to 100mA.
Oscilloscope works on 10v\cm. On next step on my sinus generator i see clipping.
Sorry for my english.
I know that this distortion can be if 100ma not flowing in the 0.22 ohms (low bias level). I can used 1A, but distortion there is. I return to 100mA.
I see distortion in all levels. Thank you for help!
Well I'm afraid I'm not much help on this at the moment because I'm struggling to see where the problem could be.
Do all four 0.22 ohms have 100mv across them ?
Is the board layout one that has been used successfully by others... in other words a tried and tested version... or is it one of your own ? (I ask that because I've not followed the thread, its the first time I've seen the design I think)
It is an interesting schematic, in fact its taken me a while to figure out the operation of it all.
I'll have a think some more on it but as before, at this moment I can't just think of any possible reasons for it behaving like this. It would be very unusual for any design to be component sensitive (with regard to type) to this extent.
I'll have a think some more on it but as before, at this moment I can't just think of any possible reasons for it behaving like this. It would be very unusual for any design to be component sensitive (with regard to type) to this extent.
Look at input signal.I see distortion in all levels. Thank you for help!
If I use resistor 1K 2W (in shematic neat LED) I can`t set bias, I used 470 ohm, because I have +-27V. Maybe need to test amplifier on +-32V?
Lazy cat, in which 1K resistors?
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Look at input signal.
I also had this thought... Lifer, are you sure your input signal does not have this distortion?
I started it in +-32V, everything works, but bias stable too long time - near 3 minutes.
In +-32V amplifier have no distortion. Many thanks
It`s play music very nice, more better then Quad 405 and amplifier based on Sumo Nine Plus circuit. But Mark`s Alexander`s amp play music better, then SSA.
My next step is SSA on bipolar transistors, without mosfet. I think that this schematic is more better for music.
Lazy Cat, thank you for schematic. It`s very interesting!
In +-32V amplifier have no distortion. Many thanks
It`s play music very nice, more better then Quad 405 and amplifier based on Sumo Nine Plus circuit. But Mark`s Alexander`s amp play music better, then SSA.
My next step is SSA on bipolar transistors, without mosfet. I think that this schematic is more better for music.
Lazy Cat, thank you for schematic. It`s very interesting!
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