Sir Manoj,
Could you confirm to this lay-out if the changes you made is correct?
Highlighted in orange color. Also, is this mod device specific like, it can only be used with IRFP250N as output fet?
Thanks!
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Sir Mile,
How many turns of wires using flyback traffo to get 30uH? Sorry don't have an inductor meter here, i'm relying from online calculators and I can't find one that calculates ETD or EE cores...
Many Thanks!
^Many thanks Stewin, that's a lot of help....page bookmarked 
...ok will edit another draft.
...ok will edit another draft.
I've been reading some technical papers on the Fringing flux and its side effects on ferrite inductors. Possible solution states;
1. gap should be made at a minimum (not too large).
2. wind the wire closer to the core covering the gap. (no bobbin).
3. keep the winding's away from the gap.
4. wrap a piece of copper screening on the gap.
Excepting no. 3 all the suggested soution said to keep the fringing field at a minimum and forces the exiting force back to its path.
Anyone has tested this method? I do think that for hardcore DIY'er, (those who want to get dirt on their hands
) This is one excellent solution as Iron powders can sometime be expensive and hard to find in some areas.
1. gap should be made at a minimum (not too large).
2. wind the wire closer to the core covering the gap. (no bobbin).
3. keep the winding's away from the gap.
4. wrap a piece of copper screening on the gap.
Excepting no. 3 all the suggested soution said to keep the fringing field at a minimum and forces the exiting force back to its path.
Anyone has tested this method? I do think that for hardcore DIY'er, (those who want to get dirt on their hands
) This is one excellent solution as Iron powders can sometime be expensive and hard to find in some areas.
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I converted one of my ApexD200.2 board to Manoj modification for a test run.
For my +-27vdc linear PSU my set up was;
510 + 100 ohm (series connect) for freq. oscillator, reads 605ohm in my DMM.
100k + 150k (parallel connect) for feedback, reads 58.8k in my DMM.
270ohm 2w limiting resistor for TIP41C collector to ground.
1k2 1w for feedback, should be 1k 2w but don't have it around.
3k3 2w current source for Opamp input supply (6k8 2w for +-75v rail).
Other mods are under the board, that is 2k2 2w ground to speaker out, comprising of LPF.
15v zener in parallel with supply & feedback bypass caps
of IR2110 and 224/250v in parallel with fets +- rail voltage (original was 474).
Some observation during test;
IR2110 - warming up pretty high, & IRF640N, T106-2 (22uH) & TIP41C
warms up too soon, doesn't look good.
Other than that, sonic is pretty clean and sounds very good as well
I do think gain is much better than the original one.
As I don't own a scope I guess it would be best to A/B test both circuit and see which shows better results.
Sir Manoj, any further tweaking to stabilise this issue?
Many Thanks!
BTW In Detex IRS900D I noticed it was a 10ohm + 474cap (series connect)
in place of 15v zener.
For my +-27vdc linear PSU my set up was;
510 + 100 ohm (series connect) for freq. oscillator, reads 605ohm in my DMM.
100k + 150k (parallel connect) for feedback, reads 58.8k in my DMM.
270ohm 2w limiting resistor for TIP41C collector to ground.
1k2 1w for feedback, should be 1k 2w but don't have it around.
3k3 2w current source for Opamp input supply (6k8 2w for +-75v rail).
Other mods are under the board, that is 2k2 2w ground to speaker out, comprising of LPF.
15v zener in parallel with supply & feedback bypass caps
of IR2110 and 224/250v in parallel with fets +- rail voltage (original was 474).
Some observation during test;
IR2110 - warming up pretty high, & IRF640N, T106-2 (22uH) & TIP41C
warms up too soon, doesn't look good.
Other than that, sonic is pretty clean and sounds very good as well
I do think gain is much better than the original one.
As I don't own a scope I guess it would be best to A/B test both circuit and see which shows better results.
Sir Manoj, any further tweaking to stabilise this issue?
Many Thanks!
BTW In Detex IRS900D I noticed it was a 10ohm + 474cap (series connect)
in place of 15v zener.
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Ok will try that, I'd like to figure out why the output fets and IR2110 driver and the inductor warms up too early. While playing music for about 15mins or so warming becomes noticeable. I figure powering this to a higher rail and for longer hours of playtime these devices may not survive.
The sonic quality is very good though, probably better than the original D200.2
The sonic quality is very good though, probably better than the original D200.2
Hi,
Lower supply rail like +/- 27v or up to +/-45v DC use IRF540Z. IR2110/ 2113 warm up to 45deg.or 55deg. its normal for 380KHz fsw,its same for higher supply(+/-75v){ My design work +/-72V DC mosfet IRFP250N till now no issue}
Regards
MANOJ
Lower supply rail like +/- 27v or up to +/-45v DC use IRF540Z. IR2110/ 2113 warm up to 45deg.or 55deg. its normal for 380KHz fsw,its same for higher supply(+/-75v){ My design work +/-72V DC mosfet IRFP250N till now no issue}
Use 474/250v pls look uploaded file
Regards
MANOJ
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