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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Slovenia
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Hi!
I just need a final confirmation - during to some different reasons (mainly short of $$ So - I have soma "spare" transformers with 18V secondaries - that just calls the conversion into A3 I have heatsinks that are capable of dissipate 200W/stereo (but 300W would be probably allready too much for them - and as said no $$$ to buy new at the moment) - again - A3. And I have allready soldered PCB for A5 - but it's a "flexy PCB" - so the number of input fets can be variated ![]() I have enough PSU capacitors (at least something I'm not short off )So now I have two choices: - direct scaled down A5 with 12 output transistors and just adjust necessary resistors because of lower PSU voltage - make a sort of balanced input Aleph3 with 8 transistors, etc ... I find second option better - I guess there is no need for those 2 additional pairs of transistors considering lower PSU rails ... And if I'm correct - it's just important to match appropriate values for bias setting and voila - my "crosser" will be born
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: North of Boston
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Build an A-30. Use all your transistors and crank up the bias.
I built one with 8 outputs per side and a 21-0-21 800va transformer with a C-R-C-R to drop the voltage to 26. I can't get it away from my son.
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Hmm - is there big difference (I know - I will check it out in schematic) between A5 and A30 - because as said - A5 PCB is allready assembled together ...
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Slovenia
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Hmm - what I like most at A3 is 60W/4R - because my speakers have 5R ... I see A30 has "only" 40W ...
Well - what needs to be done is a little more deep look into things (now you've give me another option ) so ...
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Slovenia
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Thanks mr. Nelson - I've made a short comparison of A3, A30 and A5 schematic - in the topology itself there are really just few differences - and Ok, I would have (Ok that I would do anyway) to change few resistor values ...
Now I have these Q: - how come A3 had such high capacitance bank in PSU?? - What limits A30 power in 4R comparing to A3? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: North of Boston
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It depends how high you bias it. Wuffwaffs has an excel speadsheet program for Aleph power.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Slovenia
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Just to check it out - biases for original A3, A30 and A5 were??
I have in mind somethin like - A3 around 2,5A, A5 2,1A and A30 ?? |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: North of Boston
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Bias at 2.5 amps with 24 volts at the MOSFETs will give you 45 watts @5 ohms and 50 watts@ 4ohms.
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