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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Göteborg
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'I just posted about this amp in another thread but i wanted to open a new thread about this amp.7 I read about Ixys having a high power depleationmode fet, and i got realy intressted. Thiis is what i would like to build. I can not imagine a better topology for a ultrasimple amp. Its a supersymmetric fully balanced one stage pushpull amp. Quite a mouthfull to say!
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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That looks like a really interesting design. I like it. To be honest I'm having a little trouble following this. Are you saying it's a super symmetric Circlotron?
Okay, I see the two circles, and the susy feedback. Looks like the 33 ohm resistors set the bias current? I'd love to see this built. Good luck! |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Göteborg
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Bias is set by the depletionmode-fets and the DC-resistans of the big inductor. The bifilare inductor does two things. It isolates the Sources from the drains on the Fets so they can provide voltage-gain, and it provides a I/V converting - like a constant currentsource or a powerresistor does in an normal Zenamp. Here is a simplified version, with power-resistors instead of inductors. I have left out bias-arrangement for clearity.
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The connection between the sources of the Fets is the same thing as in a LTP. Its basicly a circlotron-LTP (Long Tailed Pair).
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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I have been building different Circlotons since 2001, and i came to think of this one when i read Nelson Pass Zen V-7. Its in many ways the same amp but with floating supplies and no need for any CCS to set the currentflow though the devices.
I guess i could call it The Circlotronic Zen V-7. A diffence from the Zen V-7 is this amp will runn in class A/B, but with a lot more distortion. I got something like 50 watts out of this circuit with 2 x 15 volts supply and 500 mA quisent current tjhrough each Fet.
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Göteborg
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R1 and R2 could be powerrestors, lightbulbs, constant current sources or Nelson Pass Aleph current source.
I have drawn versions with SRPP and cascode and almost every possible variation. But i like simplicity a lot better.
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Queensland
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Circlomanen
What is the DCR of the 150mH inductors? Ejam |
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Oregon
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OK, a few basic questions. What is the rated power output? Can the power be upped by increasing the voltage?
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I dont know the rated output. It can be scaled up or down as you want. With 20 volt supplies and 2 amperes of current through each fet, i can get a clean 20 watts, but it will give about 50 something watts before clipping. The distortion rises a lot when leaving class A. With really powerful devices and a lot of heat-sink you could probably get 100 watts out of it. But I haven't tried that. I have to buy some fets before i can build this one. I have built a similar design with IRFP250 before. I was going to build one with normal Hexfets this past weekend, but i was to tired, so all i manged was this thread.. I hope to get some time in the near future.
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Join Date: May 2008
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150mh must be a big coil?
May we have a pic? |
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