I am trying to get a PCB board made following the schematic for the 200W Bridge-Parallel specified in:
http://www.national.com/an/AN/AN-1192.pdf
with 6 x LM3875 per channel instead of 4 as in the App Note. Before I send it I was hoping someone would point out any errors...
The ExpressPCB file is attached.
ExpressPCB can be downloaded for free at:
http://www.expresspcb.com
Thank you.
http://www.national.com/an/AN/AN-1192.pdf
with 6 x LM3875 per channel instead of 4 as in the App Note. Before I send it I was hoping someone would point out any errors...
The ExpressPCB file is attached.
ExpressPCB can be downloaded for free at:
http://www.expresspcb.com
Thank you.
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ppereira said:I have a few LM3875's and no LM3886's...
A reason as good as any. For me it is the opposite. How about a trade?
I took a look !
Nice job!!
I have some questions. Do you think that your speaker supply lines are thick enough? Consider how much current is going through them.
And why no active servo? Makes for better power sharing amongst the chips.
Food for thought. And a job well done.
Mark
Nice job!!
I have some questions. Do you think that your speaker supply lines are thick enough? Consider how much current is going through them.
And why no active servo? Makes for better power sharing amongst the chips.
Food for thought. And a job well done.
Mark
Thanks for replying.
mwmkravchenko: good point on the thickness of the traces. thank you. I started with a servo version but it became too complex and I too lazy to finish it....
UrSv, nice work much cleaner than mine... Would you mind sending me your version? BTW, I didn't read the whole thread, did you end up making and building the PCB version?
mwmkravchenko: good point on the thickness of the traces. thank you. I started with a servo version but it became too complex and I too lazy to finish it....
UrSv, nice work much cleaner than mine... Would you mind sending me your version? BTW, I didn't read the whole thread, did you end up making and building the PCB version?
I built mine ptp... then drew the schematic i used w/ expresssch and then built it in expresspcb. I have not tried the pcb yet... i haven't had time to refine it, although i'm almost positive it'll work. is it all it can be? i doubt it, this was my first attempt at a pcb layout, never done one before... send me an email if you want it
mattyo5 at aol.com
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-Matthew K. olson
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