About 10% lower.
The 77Vdc is just a quicky from the memory bank, unloaded rail voltage, so think more like 850W dissipation.
Heatsink temperature was well above 65C in a hot room though, burnt your fingers. One had to dress light to audit a Krell display in those days.
okei. thats about same as my numbers, when you withdraw the 50ish W.
guess ambient vas a little lower den 30C too
From the wall socket maybe.
Doesn't mean that the heatsinks dissipate 1200 to 1400 watts.
For the record : 0.325A times 18 output devices per channel is 5.85A, divided by 2 makes a quiescent current setting of 2.925A. (the 325mV bias setting number is from the SM)
Is roughly 135 watts full class A (270 peak Class A), the KSA200 did way more than 300W in Class AB.
Most Class A power amps then, and still now, were biased to the peak power level.
Meaning that a power amplifier that was marketed as 100W Class A, was biased to 1.8A, which is 50W continuous and 100W peak Class A.
Everyone did that, saves 30% dissipation.
Now back to F5V, right ?
Nor will I.
I will probably only populate with two pairs of outputs. The second set of boards will be as spares if I decide to go bigger later.
Glad the mono/stereo debate is over. To each there own, I may mount the heat sinks on the outside wall outside and spray water on them when I want to listen to music. I have a garden right under that so I can grow strawberries in the winter and corn in the summer.
Rush
I've relaid the original board as an F5 V2, so two N & two P Channel Mosfets on the board.
It seems the general consensus is that the V3 needs to have split N & P channel boards for each channel.
Also, The V3 requires one power supply per channel and the V2 can work fine on a single power supply board (stop me if I'm boring you).
SO....
A V3 will require 4 x Output Mosfet boards, 1 x 1st Stage Board and 2 x Power supplies.
A V2 will require 2 x V2 Combination Boards and 1 x Power Supply.
Firstly if someone can check that for me.
Secondy, the cost of a test batch is prohibitivly expensive (then again so is getting the boards wrong).
I could really do with some of you experts to review the boards against the schematics. I really don't want this to go wrong.
Andy
It seems the general consensus is that the V3 needs to have split N & P channel boards for each channel.
Also, The V3 requires one power supply per channel and the V2 can work fine on a single power supply board (stop me if I'm boring you).
SO....
A V3 will require 4 x Output Mosfet boards, 1 x 1st Stage Board and 2 x Power supplies.
A V2 will require 2 x V2 Combination Boards and 1 x Power Supply.
Firstly if someone can check that for me.
Secondy, the cost of a test batch is prohibitivly expensive (then again so is getting the boards wrong).
I could really do with some of you experts to review the boards against the schematics. I really don't want this to go wrong.
Andy
Monoblock: .6 cu ft
This monoblock configuration would work for a 180 watt F5-turbo.
The dimensions are 15"x11.5"x6". It might need to be slightly larger for the bigger toroid transformer. I have actual temperature measurements for 2 x F5 channels at 65W dissipation per channel with only 12C-14C temperature rise.
This monoblock configuration would work for a 180 watt F5-turbo.
The dimensions are 15"x11.5"x6". It might need to be slightly larger for the bigger toroid transformer. I have actual temperature measurements for 2 x F5 channels at 65W dissipation per channel with only 12C-14C temperature rise.
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Andy ,
That's 4 boards /ch for a v3 .....?
So here are the boards
1st Stage V3 board
V3 Output Board
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PSU Board
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V2 Combo Board
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Wonderful work Andy.
Not necessarily split N & P boards. I would just use 2 of your output boards in parallel.
V3 per channel: 2x Output board, 1x 1st Stage Board, 1 PS board. Preferably in one mono block
V3 stereo: 4x Output board, 2x 1st Stage Board, 2 PS board. Preferably in two mono blocks
V3X per channel: 4x Output board, 2x 1st Stage Board, 1 PS board. Preferably in one mono block
V3X stereo: 8x Output board, 4x 1st Stage Board, 2 PS board. Preferably in two mono blocks
Oh...
V2 stereo 2 x V2 Combination Boards and 1 x PS board. Stereo chassis is ok
For checking the layout and schematics there are better experts here.
Any news from Papa regarding his OK?
Wonderful work Andy.
Not necessarily split N & P boards. I would just use 2 of your output boards in parallel.
V3 per channel: 2x Output board, 1x 1st Stage Board, 1 PS board. Preferably in one mono block
V3 stereo: 4x Output board, 2x 1st Stage Board, 2 PS board. Preferably in two mono blocks
V3X per channel: 4x Output board, 2x 1st Stage Board, 1 PS board. Preferably in one mono block
V3X stereo: 8x Output board, 4x 1st Stage Board, 2 PS board. Preferably in two mono blocks
Oh...
V2 stereo 2 x V2 Combination Boards and 1 x PS board. Stereo chassis is ok
For checking the layout and schematics there are better experts here.
Any news from Papa regarding his OK?
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