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Old 6th September 2004, 02:36 PM   #51
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I would be interested in a copy of the schematic also, if it is still available. E-mail address is- mrskinny@3web.net Thank you!
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Old 6th September 2004, 02:45 PM   #52
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in ur last schematic (which I saw) on http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/attac...&postid=295126
you forgot the gain setting resistos from the output to the negative input of the opamp...put that in place and I believe it should work...test the opamp section and make sure it's working BEFORE sticking the transistors in...
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Old 17th January 2012, 01:36 PM   #53
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hi, which is the recommended power supply for LM1875 in bridge mode?....is +/-21Vcc enough or is to much......this amplifier will be used with 8ohm speakers
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Old 17th January 2012, 03:10 PM   #54
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hi, which is the recommended power supply for LM1875 in bridge mode?....is +/-21Vcc enough or is to much......this amplifier will be used with 8ohm speakers
I'd go +/- 18 volts or so (under load). Mount the chips direct on the heatsink as well as they'll need to dissipate a lot of heat for that package style. The tab insulator adds thermal resistance. If you must have an isolated heatsink, use a heat spreader that is electrically isolated from the main heat sink. Consider the TDA2050 as it is rated at 5 amp max current.
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