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I thought it would be better to start a new thread with my problem. Perhaps I'm not the only one struggling with hum. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...26#post1119626 I have built a different version of Zen Mod's babbelfish, with two pairs of output transistors. It sounds very good (I had it working without noise for some reason), but now I have problems removing the noise and adjusting the bias. I have tried to connect all ground wires the same place, but that didn't fix my problem. I have also swapped all bjt's and tried removing c102. My supply is a crc with 2x15mF->0.2R->4x15mF and my ripple is +/- 25mV with one channel running, but I want to use it to power both channels. The output ripple is 10mV I have attached my schematics with measured values and I have some pictures of my setup here: http://viller.org/audio/2007jan_jfish/hum/ Please tell me if I need to supply more information. I have a 60MHz scope. Questions: How much ripple should it be able to reject? Is my supply simply too tiny? (I do however have 90mF per rail while aleph 3 has 88mF) Do I have any fundamental errors in my schematics? How do I fix it? |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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adjusting the bias? if you have problems with that-just decrease slightly R124 in your schematic I see that you now have similar currents per mosfet ; what was issue? mosfet or resistor? you must tell us now how you made supply . mebbe diode bridges are tiny....... or you need to rearrange CRCs
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: quebec
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technical details for my normal A3 with irf9610 -one transfo for both channels + 2 x 35A bridge +2 x 68000uF -after separate LC sections for right and left -total cap 408000uF +4 x 1.2mH -25 v rail and 2A bias -power supply ripple is 25mV -hum is very low on output -oversize heatsink for around 40C to 45C after 3 hrs -exactly 50% ac gain -just to check your power supply my supply ripple for both channels 4A is also 25mv ac and just a small hum on (92db speaker) no problem so your supply seem ok -maybe a ground loop so if you remove all input what happend to hum on speaker and also ground input -maybe transfo magnetic induction so ?? try to isolate with metal sheet -when you said "problem to adjust bias" same problem for me my aleph ccs was unstable but with 1nF cap on base and collector q103 (mpsa18 in normal A3) it s ok now bye |
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http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...TC/FB2506.html capacitors are in total 12x15000uF |
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I just tried to see if a metal plate between psu and amp changed anything, but nothing changed on the scope. |
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil
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Is the rated VA of trafos sufficient? Seems some tinny. Cheers
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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seems irrelevant - if I conclude OK-that you have hum even in breadboard variant,where toroid was miles away from main pcb if then you haven't hum.......there is a culprit
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I think I might have found the error - or at least I have found something which is wrong. The CCS regulation seems to be oscillating insanely. I took a picture (with my left hand - sorry!) of the scope output. I'm looking at the node connected to basis of Q103 and R133,R125 and R123.
The scope is set to 5V and 2us |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: quebec
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did you try 1nF on base and collector
the official aleph 30 design has 1nF and it s work in my aleph 3 |
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