SINUS LIVE SL-A1500:
In this amplifier, the fault is that without load (4 Ohms), in the OUTPUT I have 50 Vpp with a frequency of 20 - 250Hz (BF IN). But when I connect the load of 4 Ohms, and I apply BF IN (80Hz for example), I begin to raise the profit and the sign of exit is clean up to 7 Vpp with a consumption of 3 Amps without distortion. From 7,5 Vpp the sign starts being distorted (see fig attached)
And if I continue increasing the profit, the sign of exit every time distorts more and the consumption does not overcome 4 Amps
He forgives my English.
In this amplifier, the fault is that without load (4 Ohms), in the OUTPUT I have 50 Vpp with a frequency of 20 - 250Hz (BF IN). But when I connect the load of 4 Ohms, and I apply BF IN (80Hz for example), I begin to raise the profit and the sign of exit is clean up to 7 Vpp with a consumption of 3 Amps without distortion. From 7,5 Vpp the sign starts being distorted (see fig attached)
And if I continue increasing the profit, the sign of exit every time distorts more and the consumption does not overcome 4 Amps
He forgives my English.
Why do you have this mismatch on the rails?
Can you locate the input of the amplifier section, so you can probe the signal?
He may using the power supply GND as reference to his voltmeter causes mismatch reading.
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