Question about STK412-150

bayezid · 14th October 2004, 02:29 PM

I have a some question about STK 412-150 IC

1.is this sterio amp IC?
2.what is a meaning of chennel?( STK 412-150 is 2channel, datasheet said)
single channel=mono? 2chennel=stereio?

3.is this possible build amp from datasheet schematic?
4.how much volt i have to supply?
5.how many ampere need for amp operat?
datasheet said it is 150w+150w what its meaning?( is this total 300w?)

http://www.electronics-lab.com/downl...STK412-150.pdf

Regards

robin2d · 16th October 2004, 06:40 AM

what did u find in the data sheet?

morpheus82 · 16th October 2004, 08:10 AM

the datasheet is not a great one, otherwise it's a stereo ampli, 2 channels means stereo; the pcb on the datasheet is good for an amplifier...the voltage supply depends on the operating point you choose...so how many watts you want...and for the current...well P=v^2/R...
good luck...

rpapps · 17th October 2004, 03:20 AM

Hi Bayezid
This module contains two amplifiers that can each deliver 150 watts. Therefore you can make a stereo amplifier that gives 150 watts per channel into 6 ohm loads.

For the power supply, you need four voltage rails.
If you want the full 150 watts per channel, you need + & - 57 volts for Vh and + & - 38 volts for Vl. (see the table st the top of page 2 of the datasheet)

You will need two transformers, one rated at 80 volts, centre tapped, 6 amps current rating, the second one rated at 54 volts, centre tapped, 4 amps current rating.

I would suggest increasing the filter capacitors from 10,000 uF to 50,000 uF. The 500 ohm resistors should be rated at 10 watts. (see diagram at top of page three)

Good luck with your project.
Rob

paxs1 · 15th January 2010, 01:19 AM

Hi everyone!!!

Well, if its not to late.... let me answer your third question!!

Yes you CAN!!!

Of course that you have to consider the four voltages rails that "rpapps" metioned.

I found a transformer from a Sony stereo that has the four volatge rails. I builded the amplifier following the schematic, that it is on the datasheet. And it works!!!!!!

If you still trying to build this amplifier or someone else is planning to build it, Don't hesitate to ask me about your doubts!!

I included some photos!!!

Regards!!!!

14th October 2004, 02:29 PM	#1
bayezid diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: dhaka	Question about STK412-150 I have a some question about STK 412-150 IC 1.is this sterio amp IC? 2.what is a meaning of chennel?( STK 412-150 is 2channel, datasheet said) single channel=mono? 2chennel=stereio? 3.is this possible build amp from datasheet schematic? 4.how much volt i have to supply? 5.how many ampere need for amp operat? datasheet said it is 150w+150w what its meaning?( is this total 300w?) http://www.electronics-lab.com/downl...STK412-150.pdf Regards

16th October 2004, 08:10 AM	#3
morpheus82 diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2004	just have to read... the datasheet is not a great one, otherwise it's a stereo ampli, 2 channels means stereo; the pcb on the datasheet is good for an amplifier...the voltage supply depends on the operating point you choose...so how many watts you want...and for the current...well P=v^2/R... good luck...

17th October 2004, 03:20 AM	#4
rpapps diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: nowhere of interest	STK412 Hi Bayezid This module contains two amplifiers that can each deliver 150 watts. Therefore you can make a stereo amplifier that gives 150 watts per channel into 6 ohm loads. For the power supply, you need four voltage rails. If you want the full 150 watts per channel, you need + & - 57 volts for Vh and + & - 38 volts for Vl. (see the table st the top of page 2 of the datasheet) You will need two transformers, one rated at 80 volts, centre tapped, 6 amps current rating, the second one rated at 54 volts, centre tapped, 4 amps current rating. I would suggest increasing the filter capacitors from 10,000 uF to 50,000 uF. The 500 ohm resistors should be rated at 10 watts. (see diagram at top of page three) Good luck with your project. Rob

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16th October 2004, 06:40 AM	#2
robin2d diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Dhaka	what did u find in the data sheet?

15th January 2010, 01:19 AM	#5
paxs1 diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2009	Hi everyone!!! Well, if its not to late.... let me answer your third question!! Yes you CAN!!! Of course that you have to consider the four voltages rails that "rpapps" metioned. I found a transformer from a Sony stereo that has the four volatge rails. I builded the amplifier following the schematic, that it is on the datasheet. And it works!!!!!! If you still trying to build this amplifier or someone else is planning to build it, Don't hesitate to ask me about your doubts!! I included some photos!!! Regards!!!!

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