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I am planning to use some my LME498xx driver boards to build a headphone amp. Output devices will be MJE15030/31 since I have some of them.
Before I start doing the output stage. Let me try to use 49810 to direct drive my AKG K240. And see how does the chip perform at low rails < +/-20 V. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Melb
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Why not try using LM4562 and output buffer like BUF634 or better HA-5002?
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Melb
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I had used LME49810 to drive a pair of power Bipolar transistors and it worked as a power amp. It uses the same configuration as the amp from Roender. Sounds good too, better highs that the normal common emitter power amp.
It(design) can easily be extended to drive 3 pairs of power transistors in parallel. I have not completed the project yet even though I have all the parts. |
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Orygun
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What's the expected output voltage of the 49810 and what's your fidelity target? I've been looking into some low power, low impedance applications lately and chose to go 497x0+49600 as that option specs out better than the 49810 in the mV range. (Still designing the power supply and protection circuits so it'll be several months before I have stuffed boards, though.
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I simply wired up a simple EF output stage (10 Ohm emitter resistor) using MJE15030/31. Output BJTs are biased at 2.8 mA with a 500 Ohm pot connected between BiasP&M. This bias level is not sufficient for class A operation for practical headphone loads. Higher bias level will be evaluated later.
Here are some test data. Rails: +/- 20 V from a test bench supply Output noise level: 9.5 uV (22 Hz - 22 kHz) Output DC level: 0.5 mV |
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I changed the pot trim to 5 K by which bias level can be increased. At 100 mA idle current, the performance is super! Output noise slightly increases to 12 uV (22 Hz - 22 kHz). With 400 Hz high-pass filter inserted to filter hums, it reduces to 8.2 uV.
I run the tests for rails +/- 15 V. No noticeable problem observed. |
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THD+N residual for various biasing points. THD+N is very low when bias current is 3 mA. It does not decrease but increase by increasing the bias. Is gm-doubling (D. Self) causing higher distortion in 10/50 mA?
Last edited by panson_hk; 11th September 2009 at 07:23 AM. |
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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/Per-Anders (my first name) or P-A as my friends call me Last edited by peranders; 11th September 2009 at 01:50 PM. |
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