I have rebuilt 5 or 6 PHD2's no biggy. Simple HIP4080AIP full bridge output, with dual power supplies. Power supply uses FET drivers IC's that are usual scratched off like the HIP4080AIP output bridge driver.
Earthquake is a local company here in the SF bay area. Some of there stuff was built in Hayward about 12 minutes drive from here.
Let me know if I can be of help, there are several others here also very adept at these amps. Plus you can look in the class D section of this forum for many others that know about these also.
Hope this helps
Earthquake is a local company here in the SF bay area. Some of there stuff was built in Hayward about 12 minutes drive from here.
Let me know if I can be of help, there are several others here also very adept at these amps. Plus you can look in the class D section of this forum for many others that know about these also.
Hope this helps
A Z44 will not work.
Although I've never seen these used in that type of amp, this is likely what you have (confirm before using them):
http://www.st.com/stonline/products/literature/od/6035/stp50ne10.pdf
Although I've never seen these used in that type of amp, this is likely what you have (confirm before using them):
http://www.st.com/stonline/products/literature/od/6035/stp50ne10.pdf
Unless someone can offer a KNOWN working replacement, I'd advise you to use the exact replacement parts.
The audio sections of class D amplifiers are very sensitive to parts substitutions. To achieve low distortion, the dead time has to be very short. Since the capacitance of the FETs is often involved in the dead time duration, any change can cause you problems.
The audio sections of class D amplifiers are very sensitive to parts substitutions. To achieve low distortion, the dead time has to be very short. Since the capacitance of the FETs is often involved in the dead time duration, any change can cause you problems.
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