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Old 21st November 2010, 06:42 AM   #201
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drive them trough 10 ohm resistors or smaller.
for me it seems not that smart to use dead time before the IR chip. (extra parts)

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Old 7th February 2012, 06:06 AM   #202
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Dear Sir Alex,
Could you sent me the schematic & PCB your Project please?
I'am very interested with classd amp.
My email: hari_wibowo_jmb@yahoo.com

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Old 7th February 2012, 03:48 PM   #203
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greetings at last managed to make amp work using IRFN250 supply
voltage 50 0 50 dc just some pics
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Old 13th April 2012, 03:33 AM   #204
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nice work Andrew!

Where did you get the files for DIY construction?...wish I can have it too..

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Old 13th April 2012, 04:32 AM   #205
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Hi Abeteer
greetings all files can be found onthis ucd thread just stick TO orignal pcb by
egtagle THE SMALLER PCB you wont go wrong if you start your construction in a
logical way i found out the hard way see when i started this thread and when i managed
finally to make it work but better late than never check all parts before soldering and for shorts on copper side correct orientation of caps and DIODES
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Old 13th April 2012, 07:02 AM   #206
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hi alexclaire could you please send me the schematic and pcb files with final and working class d amp vedmitraa@gmail.com
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Old 13th April 2012, 07:37 AM   #207
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hi alexclaire could you please send me the schematic and pcb files with final and working class d amp vedmitraa@gmail.com
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you won't get pcb, schematic is on my site, where you can download it
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Old 15th April 2012, 01:25 AM   #208
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Hi Luka!

I saw your work on Elektor mains delay circuit, I built the same using the PCB lay from Elektor but I could not properly fit those bigger wirewounds so it looks like "out of nowhere" build I wonder if you have done a modified lay-out on your PCB, the wirewounds was nicely arranged. Will you be sharing the files?

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Old 15th April 2012, 08:09 AM   #209
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Hi Luka!

I saw your work on Elektor mains delay circuit, I built the same using the PCB lay from Elektor but I could not properly fit those bigger wirewounds so it looks like "out of nowhere" build I wonder if you have done a modified lay-out on your PCB, the wirewounds was nicely arranged. Will you be sharing the files?

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[Sorry...I'm off topic]
I'm also sorry for off topic, but to answer.. yes, I did my own board from the begining, and the reason why everything just fits
I will look what I have, you'll get the PCB from my site, I guess I didn't put it up there yet, so I'll look into it and make sure, it will be there in a day or two (not at home today)

There is one thing, I need those big resistors only once, when I guess I wanted to power dead short, and only that time those resistors got hot, there was about 230w on them for few seconds, 2w would in any other situation work just fine
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Old 15th April 2012, 11:48 PM   #210
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Thank you Luka,
I will be checking it on your site.
BTW on my built I find-out the relay line coil (supply) was warming up, other than that it works just fine. I am also using a 24V 10ampere relay on 220V AC mains.


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