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Hello.
I am drawing PCB by this scheme: http://www.elektronika.lt/_sys/stora...10/350wmos.gif And when I draw, and show to my fried, he said that this is not good PCB, because is some mistakes... And amp doesn't work good in 50 - 100kHz... Also he said, that, somewhere he saw this amp PCB... If somebody has this amplifier (amp) PCB, please send my, if you're haven't, I try to repair my mistakes... Thank you very much. My e-mail: dmsaudio@yahoo.com |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Kuala Lumpur
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It looks like a typical high feedback design with complementary vmosfet output. As for errors:
1/ the O/P devices will need to be matched 2/ polarised ecap in negative feedback with undefined polarity 3/ I hate fuses (just 5A!) in the O/P device supplies 4/ No other protection 5/ No Zobel network |
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You want to say that in scheme is some mistakes, or not?
Just finished my PCB for this amp. it looks beter than old. |
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