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22nd November 2007, 11:36 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Birmingham, UK
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Single Supply to Dual Supplies
Hi
I want to build a nice little class AB that cun run off of wall-wart or maybe even batteries. So what I was considering was building a tracking inverter that will invert the input voltage and track it on the negative. I'm struggling to find circuits/chips to do this, any pointers? Another solution is to just double the input voltage and then set the ground as the input positive rail, is that a clumsy way of doing it? Just looking for advice, looking to run something class AB with 30W or so power output. Cheers |
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