my first ever discrete class d aud amp
 

made this with regular transistors and watever i got from my local suppliers.....based on philips UCD...output coil is behind the board not seen in pic....switching freq is 285khz

Response is gr8...i tested it with /-40....output is 200watts....sound is too clear....powered it with small heatsink...only little heat....but bass is hard....good thing....for those who dont get the IR chips and required material at there place....and its very simple....and surely will work up at first time....dead time should be set as per the device used....

I also made a discrete class D amplifier and is working fine, mine is only 12-15W powered from the same PC power supply that it is inside of.

pls post the schematic

The schema is same as philips no alteration in it.....it works good I used irf640b....get warm bit faster but i'm glad to hear it....there no complex terms like IR2110 amp....so I love this one...i'll also be trying IRS2092...i ordered a board from ebay...i'll be getting it by two days... .will update you what special it has

Stewin can you tell me how will you connect 4 pairs of IRF250N to this amp....by adding an extra buffer or just putting resistor..

i plan to use totem pole like the below schema. i haven't managed to include overcurrent protect but it has dc , ac delay and overtemp protection.

On philips said they said the amp switches at 400khz but when I tried to set it on that freq it showed short heating the fets...and why you need to set the freq at 250???

i even wanted to go slower in order to use irfp250/260n with +/-85vlts

At what voltage this design could be used max with no issues of smoking it up??? And if I use 4 pairs of irf640 how much output can it give at \-60 volts??? ...and can this design be stable at 2ohms