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I really enjoyed making my first one.....so I sold it so I could make a second
This time its dual mono and regulated or high-cap with snubber, still haven't decided. BrianGT amp PCBs, Digi01 reg PCB, 25Vx2 160VA transformers and 2x 6800uF caps per LM3875, custom aluminium case work by me .......but I think like the the last one it will be about 20 mins of soldering and 20 hours of casework
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I got this bit of aluminium from a scrap metal yard for a couple of bux..
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and cut it with a circular saw with a wood blade (!) into these:
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Thats all for today
But I have a question though: If I mount the LM3875 onto the rear alu panel (which is 7mm thick) will that be enough of a heatsink? |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Austin
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That depends on how much you turn up the volume. Quite possibly yes. If not, it would be cake to strap another heastink on the back (or inside). Run it loud for a while before you finalize the chassis' design.
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Somerset, SW England
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It also depends on if you go with regulated supply or snubbered one!
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I thought you were saying that the LM3875 ran hotter when using a regulated PSU. |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Somerset, SW England
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When you use a regulated supply with an LM3875 chip, the chip runs hotter so you need a decent heatsink.
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