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Join Date: Oct 2008
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the other option is to go for a linear psu |
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Quezon City
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Hi LJM,
Can I use the L25D as subwoofer amp, 4 ohm 250w continuous for PA (without overheating)? what would be the recommended (safe) voltage? Thanks Last edited by jlester87; 24th January 2012 at 11:50 AM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Seremban2
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Here's some guideline for you |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Seremban2
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Here's the new catalog from IRF, its all inside with the new IR43xx integrated class-d "chipamp" http://www.irf.com/product-info/sele...de/sg11453.pdf However, the graph is a bit conservative with their "clipping power rating" and contradic with LJM claims for L25D for 4020H of 350W @ 4ohm. Which its not archivable according to the graph Last edited by lithoc; 6th February 2012 at 02:11 AM. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
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Is.If you can make your amplifier work at lower temperatures. Temperature, the active heatsink (fan). They can have more power.
On the contrary, if the temperature is relatively high, that their power will be lower than the rated output power. The L25D rated power is 250W 8R. If your speaker is 4 ohms, its output voltage will be smaller, you can lower powered L15D. Reduce the voltage in the power, power unchanged, the current will be greater, more suitable for low impedance loads. Last edited by ljm_ljm; 6th February 2012 at 04:50 PM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Hello, everyone!
I am Hungarian, and the English is not easy for me. Help me "google translate" ! ![]() I hope you understand what I write unto you! Two question unto you: 1., Someone is L25D to the L20D, or the PCB schematic in pdf format? Could be here to download? Top side, botom side and layer schematic? Also helps me download link... 2., Is it possible to replace the "Digital Audio Mosfet" from "Fast Switch Power Mosfet"? IRFB4212PBF ===> IRF3007, or P140NF75 (of course, only up to -/+75 Voltage) data sheet: http://www.irf.com/product-info/data...ta/irf3007.pdf and: P140NF75 datasheet pdf datenblatt - STMicroelectronics - N-CHANNEL 75V - 0.0065 ohm -120A DPAK/IPAK/TO-220 STripFET II POWER MOSFET ::: ALLDATASHEET ::: Thank you for your answers! |
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The L15,20 and 25 are all based on IRAUDAMP7S reference design. Please see page 30 of the PDF for the schematic diagram. Ljm_ljm did not include the over/under voltage protection in his design. The design does not use the IRFB4212PBF which is a "single" MosFET, it uses the irfi4212h-117p which is a MosFET Half Bridge containing two MosFETS. These devices have been optimized for Class D Audio, so if you change the design to use two single MosFETS, you may not get the results you expect. |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
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Not too sure if it can replace it with IRFB4212PBF. |
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