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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Hello!
Today I salvaged some parts from a Philips stereo system which was about to go to recycle. When I opened the case, I found a working trafo and two AN7591 chips plus other stuff. I took the trafo and chips to inspect them closer. The other chip was clearly burned but the other seemed to be ok. I'm thinking of building some kind of amp with just one chip (small sub?), but I can't find datasheet for the AN7591. Maybe someone of you DIYers could help me to find one? |
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Here is a circuit for AN7591
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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I'm thinking of building some kind of amp with just one chip. but I can't find datasheet for the AN7591& pcb layout. Maybe someone of you DIYers could help me to find one?
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Join Date: Jan 2005
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These IC's are crap! don't even bother.
Instead look at the LM3875/3886 or the TDA7293.
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