Yesterday Designed LM3886 Board by BR100 Schematic. But dont know it is good design ;D Because i wanna order good quality pcb. It my first amplifier pcb
It Will be Bridged
http://fenas.lt/Archive22.zip
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gcds
It Will be Bridged
http://fenas.lt/Archive22.zip
http://fenas.lt/4806_bottom_lg.png
http://fenas.lt/4806_top_lg.png
http://fenas.lt/top.png
http://fenas.lt/bottom.png
Best Regards
gcds
CJ900RR said:Looks good except that there is no decoupling-caps at V+ or V-, but im guessing that you will put them directly on pin?
Yes i will put on pins directly wima caps
What you mean very low input impedance?One remark though: when using LM3886 in inverted mode you will have very low input impedance. Its not sure that all sources can handle that...
gcds said:
Yes i will put on pins directly wima caps
What you mean very low input impedance?
Good with the caps
A CD-player or a preamp or similar generally have a low output impedance (mostly 100R to 300R), and the amplifier have a high(er) input impedance (mostly 22K to 100K).
Simplified this is to prevent the amplifier to draw energy from the source, since the source is not made to amplify that signal. That's the amplifiers job. There is other things to but I need to sleep so I just drop you some links
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input_impedance
http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080711082801AAlSaU0
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_do_amplifiers_have_a_high_input_impedance
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