UCD 25 watts to 1200 watts using 2 mosfets

Hi to all of you guys,i'm new here what i have been observe from the post was there are some schematic's posted,feedback is injected at + of LM311 and THEY OTHER WAY AROUND - NEG.If we are talking OSCILLATION guy"s is this negative injected feedback can make oscillation frequency higher?regardless the RC feedback CIRCUIT,Andrewlebon posted schematics with ref. OSCILLATOR & protection circuit are there any advantage of using this circuit compared to the other schematics posted here,thank's.
 
bridging ucd amplifier

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greetings is this simple bridge schematic ok to bridge ucd 1200 for 8 ohms load ic TLO71 zeners 6.8volts 1 watt
warm regards
andrew lebon
 

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We're welcome.
You can even use ultra low noise opamps if you find you ucd noisy,decrease lm311 gain to 5x and increase its supply rails to +-15v and use this modified circuit to obtain total gain 25x with global noise much better than with standard lm311 with gain of 25.

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Yes gain 10 is good..but snr is better with gain decrease if you use a ultra low noise op amp befere ...
If you decrease gain you have to increase lm311 supplies to avoid clipping..for gain 10 and +-12 volt suplies you can have maximum 60 volt rms output,for gain 5 you can have maximum 30 and so on...for gain 5 and +-6 volt you can have maximim 15..etc
 
Yes gain 10 is good..but snr is better with gain decrease if you use a ultra low noise op amp befere ...
If you decrease gain you have to increase lm311 supplies to avoid clipping..for gain 10 and +-12 volt suplies you can have maximum 60 volt rms output,for gain 5 you can have maximum 30 and so on...for gain 5 and +-6 volt you can have maximim 15..etc

I see , clipping occures on the input , not at the output :)
I'm using the inverting kind of input , hence i'll dont get any clipping even at low supply.;)