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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Looking for a simple durable design that'll work well in this app.
Page 23 BTL Sync.... -1 buffer (at least I think it's a buffer) to Vin channel 1 http://www.icepower.bang-olufsen.com...asheet_1_1.pdf I've done a lot of DIY transistor kits and designed and built a lot of vacuum tube amps. Thanks |
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The circuit in the app sheet is to split the signal into 2 halves of opposite phase. That's what you need for the BTL arrangement.
You can do it with opamps, but you'll have to find the power somewhere. DON'T count on the aux supply on the PCB, it isn't reliable. A transformer would do the trick nicely..... Remember that the input impedance of this amp is low - about 10K, IIRC.
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Anonymityville
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The simplest way would be with a DRV134, but they like low source impedance (<600R). Here is how to do it wth op-amps.....
http://sound.westhost.com/project14.htm My favorite is to use OPA1632/THS4131 driven with a good op-amp as a buffer.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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I like the idea about using a transformer. I'll dig one out of my stuff in a few days and see if it'll work in this app. Thanks.
The aux power supply is unregulated so if I went that way I'd have to use a v reg. Starting to get a bit complex for me. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Børkop
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Hey.
I'm looking in too the exact same matter. Did you do some try outs? What did you finally go for? I would realy like to hear your experience here.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Anyone can advice if I can fed the ASX2 with balanced input signal and have it operated in BTL mode? Tks |
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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I've run them in BTL mode from a balanced source - no problem at all. If you have a balanced source of any kind you dont need a input buffer, but if you dont - you must build a buffer of course. I see no reason miniDSP with balanced out should not work directly connected to the ASX2 in BTL mode.
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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Ok thanks a lot! I must go for sure before i start my project.
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Fort Wayne, IN
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Be careful with what you pick, those boards input impedance falls drastically at high frequencies. I measured it and have plots here:
ICEPower 125ASX2 Measurements and Mods So whatever you build, it better have a low output impedance. I built an op-amp buffer stage and used the auxiliary power on the amp board to power it (I regulated and filtered the aux power) |
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