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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Illinois
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What is the most powerful opamp avaliable, not including those $500 dollar ones we're always talking about. I would assume it is some OPA chip, but I have no idea which one.
Would anybody be able to tell me what some of the highest power chipamps are? What I need to do is make a subwoofer, and none of the chips I have produce enough power, like the 3886, 4766, 4780, opa541, opa549, etc. I need at leat 200-300 watts RMS of power, and since the speaker is 8ohm, bridging is possible and is what I am going to do to get the most power. Or, if somebody has come up with a good pcb for the lm4651/4652 yet, I would like to try it. Thank you! |
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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If you need 200 watts I think a "das Modul" will fit you (4 x LM3886)
For a sub amp it is just as easy to make a MOSFET amp. It's trivial to drive mosfets up to max 10 kHz and with good quality from 10-200 Hz. Maybe you should check stuff from Rod Elliott?
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Thanks for the reply. If you have time, would you mind suggesting a good schematic to start with?
And, like I said, any working board for a 4651/2 amp would be appreciated. Finally, is the das module the same as the bridge/parallel 3886 amp? because I am building one of those right now. also, I was just wondering, what is the most powerful opa chip like i asked in the first post? |
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LM12CLK TO-3 package, 80 watts rated.
$16.90
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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LM12 is not very high-tech these days.
soundNERD, have you totally missed Thomas Madsen's excellent pcb which he sells? Das Modul is mainly a BPA-200 according to the application note AN-1192 http://www.national.com/an/AN/AN-1192.pdf 200 watts Gäjnklon (Gainclone) - BPA200
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Per-Anders,
Sorry to disagree with you (again...), but to me the LM12 is a more advanced design than the other GC chipamps. It has a fully symmetrical output stage. With a gain of 10 or more, it can handle 1uF cap loads. This would be the killer GC amp for 'difficult' full range speakers, with 10A current capability, generous SOA and excellent stability. Jan Didden
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Prague, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka
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GC = simple-to-do + trust (blind faith
). Nothing more, nothing less.
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He asked for the most power opamp. The LM12CL is not advertised as an audio amp so I was just citing the most power non-audio-specific opamp I know of.
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Indeed, and I think the LM12 is even easier to use. Only 4 pins.. Jan Didden
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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The difference isn't huge and I have never heard LM12 so I'll guess this won't create a big debate.
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