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4th December 2010, 04:46 PM
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TDA7293 double Push-Pull BD911/BD912
Hello,
I am currently designing an amplifier based on TDA7293 for a woofer 100W 8ohm. I did the following scheme: I would calculate R5 and R6, and whether it is better to use a single diode to make the transistors outputs. Can anyone help me? Thank you, kindly. |
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