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Join Date: Dec 2003
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...seems like we are coming all to a similar path for the gate drive...
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Send PCB to me ego_akai@163.com
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Mine 2KW using 4 X IRFP4227 in full bridge mode, single supply and common inductor. SWF=325KHZ. IR2110 used with buffered drivers from Zetex.
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Hi Workhorse
Looks great. Where are the output mos? (don't see any through holes ...) ..... Do we get to see the other side of the PCB? Why do you opt for full bridge? Seem to remember your last design shown here was a half bridge with +-200VDC PSU ...... so why the change in topology? Kind regards Baldin
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Cant you see 4 holes between output inductor and 2 black electrolytics? I wanted to TRY my hands on fullbridge also i did it ![]() The access to otherside of pcb is restricted
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some romanian people in the audio domain are very interesting: - they tend to think that they know everything and so they paralel speakers on outputs, place more caps in order to obtain more power and so on. - they try to copy everithing they think that can be copied. - they try to fix broken amps with lower quality components to make more profit. so in this case a class D amp is off limits because of the PCB design, lack of know how, lack of 100Mhz scopes, lack of patience in learning and accepting that they may be wrong. not all are the same. but the ones that realy do know what a SMPS and a Class D amp means rarely share info. Regards,
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