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Hi .
All I have is from valveaudio.tripod.com . I have been also searching for any car amp. service manual (www, *****, etc..) and no luck . I have found http://fileshare.eshop.bg to have some car audio service manuals but it don't alowe me to download anything ![]() Greeting .. |
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I have a huge number of service manuals. What things do you want to know about them?
Cheers Matt |
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Connecticut
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The output voltage of the power supply depends on the transfer function of the opto coupler. I wouldn't use it in a car amp, it'll likely drift badly over temperature.
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Hi Well if you can post some service manual of some simple car. amp. with smps. Im interesten in schematics, to see how is constructed ? (with sg3525 if possible) bye |
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I like to have the service manuals of kenwood car amplifiers "kac" If you have service manuals of kenwood car amp. kac-626 please send me on my e-mail risto44091@hotmail.com The SMPS of kenwood car amplifiers are very simple to build and my kac-626 is broken sow I like to repair but I dont have the service manual. If you have the service manulas please send me and i will send you Lott os materials for making car amplifiers. Yours faithfyllu Risto Panovski from Macedonia |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: state:gujrat in india
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hi all of you,
I built that smps but both the mosfet are buz11 and it is heated very much and the smps is taking 7amp. to 9amp. without any load at output power so please hint about it
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Australia
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try more primary windings. Most likely another 1 or 2 should solve your problem
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I have tried the amp and it's sound verry good.But the output tranzistors were very hot.One man told me the bias adjusment but this bias adjusment is not present on this car amplifier.The secon one is oscillating if this amplifier do that what kind i do to stoped.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: state:gujrat in india
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If you can post pioneer model GM-X564 or any other model of pioneer car amplifier service manual with smps. I am interested in schematics.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: NE Ohio
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Greetings,
I looked over the schematic and observed a few things. The SG3525 is a *voltage* mode controller (VMC). The topology is a push-pull center-tap (PPCT). One issue with the PPCT (as well as half-bridge, and full-bridge) is core saturation due to unequal pulse widths applied to each half of the primary. Once saturated, the transformer primary magnetizing current increases dramatically, and that may be why the FETs are getting hot. The two classical methods to avoid saturation with a PPCT are a coupling capacitor between the 12V input and the primary center tap, or the use of a *current* mode controller (CMC). Also, the 100 ohm gate resistors in each FET are very high in value. The FETs will not switch fast enough. I would use around 4.7 ohms instead. I hope this helps. Best regards.
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