luka said:
All things are not as they appear.
Try reading the other thread it was discussed on, that's not a 319.
Edit:
Here you go:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=852223#post852223
That's half your question anyway.
Hello guy
Sorry for late reply, some move in the company...Yes D-Amp amplifier are avaible for sale (the real one, not the copy...) But all the first serie is under redesign to keep the same circuit board on all model. We will call this new serie the DLS for Digital Light Series. We are now under the CSA process so new serie will be avaible in 6-8 weeks. For every body, the value of the cap and resistor are 4.7K and 0.0047uf. This will give a very low level triangle wave, and the gain of the amplifier in closed loop is 95V/V. The IC in the limiter was a CA3080, pinout is good on schematics. I only use the LM319 pinout because CA3080 was not in library of circad. The power supply in +/- 78V at 120V/240V AC input. 90V is for the 1600 model. Sorry again! The current limiter for he power supply was on other board, it was just a 555 monostable with a current sense coil on the line of the transformer. You can simply ground the pin 10 of the SG3525, but dont make short on the power supply! The power amp itself is protected by the dead time controler. If forced 0V at the output, the mosfet cannot reach full conduction and the current remain under SOA, if properly cooled.
Bye!
Fredos
www.d-amp.com
Web site will be redesigned soon for the new model. For now, we only keep the HVI serie in production.
Sorry for late reply, some move in the company...Yes D-Amp amplifier are avaible for sale (the real one, not the copy...) But all the first serie is under redesign to keep the same circuit board on all model. We will call this new serie the DLS for Digital Light Series. We are now under the CSA process so new serie will be avaible in 6-8 weeks. For every body, the value of the cap and resistor are 4.7K and 0.0047uf. This will give a very low level triangle wave, and the gain of the amplifier in closed loop is 95V/V. The IC in the limiter was a CA3080, pinout is good on schematics. I only use the LM319 pinout because CA3080 was not in library of circad. The power supply in +/- 78V at 120V/240V AC input. 90V is for the 1600 model. Sorry again! The current limiter for he power supply was on other board, it was just a 555 monostable with a current sense coil on the line of the transformer. You can simply ground the pin 10 of the SG3525, but dont make short on the power supply! The power amp itself is protected by the dead time controler. If forced 0V at the output, the mosfet cannot reach full conduction and the current remain under SOA, if properly cooled.
Bye!
Fredos
www.d-amp.com
Web site will be redesigned soon for the new model. For now, we only keep the HVI serie in production.
I know that CA3080 is obselete, but model is out of production! Dont froget I have design this amplifier 7 years agao! Now I use 2 level limiter in my new serie, a JFET for slow attact signal and a LM13700 for fast tracking. The output coil is a premier magnetics 22A 47uH customs for us. The transformer is a ELNA ferrite 3F3 material.....
Fredos
www.d-amp.com
Fredos
www.d-amp.com
Look at elna ferrite web site, you will find what you need!
By the way, I'm working on new project of power amp....Very new variation of class D! I will share when amplifier will work!
Bye
Fredos
www.d-amp.com
By the way, I'm working on new project of power amp....Very new variation of class D! I will share when amplifier will work!
Bye
Fredos
www.d-amp.com
Looks like you(and copycats) are using toroid transformer. What kind of like insulation you use between pri-sec? Standard mylar stuff or something else? Anything usefull for DIY use?fredos said:
Toroids would be nice otherwise but pain to insulate, but I guess its not a problem if you order them from some transformer-company.
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