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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Lincolnshire UK
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Has anyone ever used a STK4162 to build an amp?
I have a few I found in with a shed load of componants I got hold of. I have checked out the data sheet and its a 2 x 35 watt stereo chip. If anyone has used one, any tips or pointers on building the amp would be nice. |
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Replaced more of these than I care to remember in the course of the day job...
If you have a few them, then by all means experiment. The data sheet will show the typical application circuit. Don't run it at absolute max voltage, derate it a little and use a good heatsink. And don't try driving difficult loads at high outputs such as speakers that dip down to 3 ohms for example.You'll never produce a world beating amp from these but they are pretty decent if used correctly. Just depends what your expectations are.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Lincolnshire UK
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Thanks mate... I got them from a TV repair shop that has closed down so I presume they are made for some sort of TV.. I'm just trying to learn on the cheap as im still bloody unemployed and got no cash. I would be happy if sound comes out of finished item no matter how good or bad. At least I know if im reading the schematics right if it works.
Got loads of IC's I gotta run through and see what they are. Found a few TV signal types that i dont think will be any good to me, but finding a few amps too. |
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STK's were used in most 1990's midi hifi's from Aiwa, Sony, Akai etc.
There great to experiment with... have fun.
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Join Date: May 2011
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some information can be found in HIFIDIYÂÛ̳ - Powered by Discuz! (however, in chinese)
for example ¡¾¸üÐÂÍê±Ï¡¿STK4191X ÐÂÍæ·¨£º×Ô¾Ù£¬ºãÁ÷¡¾È«Ì××ÊÁÏ¡¿¡¾ÓÐͼÓÐÕæÏà¡¿ - ·Å´óÆ÷DIYÂÛ̳ - HIFIDIYÂÛ̳ - Powered by Discuz! stk4191ϵÁкñĤ¹¦·Å°å×Ó Éè¼Æ È«±£»¤ - ·Å´óÆ÷DIYÂÛ̳ - HIFIDIYÂÛ̳ - Powered by Discuz!
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Lincolnshire UK
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cool... Im not too good at chinese, but at least there is something to try
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