I built my F4 headphone amp using attached circuit. I inserted Jensen transformers as described in post 3422 of this thread.
I was kindly gifted (thanks buzz) some 2sk2013s and 2sj313s that I would like to use in this circuit. The 9510/510s bias at 5V where as the 2013/313s bias at 3V.
Can somebody point me to what I need to do to change bias?
Thank you
Bob
I was kindly gifted (thanks buzz) some 2sk2013s and 2sj313s that I would like to use in this circuit. The 9510/510s bias at 5V where as the 2013/313s bias at 3V.
Can somebody point me to what I need to do to change bias?
Thank you
Bob
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Flocchini
Here is the datasheet. Page 28 shows the circuit and calculation needed to figure voltage. for the part. Ill send over my excel calculator if I can find it.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tl431.pdf
Here is the datasheet. Page 28 shows the circuit and calculation needed to figure voltage. for the part. Ill send over my excel calculator if I can find it.
http://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tl431.pdf
Would this heatsink be good enough per output MOSFET?
Heat Sink for 1W 3W 10W LED | eBay
Or how about this one?
1pcs Aluminium Heatsink for 10W High Power LED Panel Free Shipping mAh | eBay
Am I right to assume that dissipation is about 10W per MOSFET? Or is it closer to 15W?
Heat Sink for 1W 3W 10W LED | eBay
Or how about this one?
1pcs Aluminium Heatsink for 10W High Power LED Panel Free Shipping mAh | eBay
Am I right to assume that dissipation is about 10W per MOSFET? Or is it closer to 15W?
I searched "heat sink" in this thread, I got 2 pages. None has explicit heat sink requirement. And unfortunately the forum has yet to implement image recognition search.
Am I right to say that dissipation is about 10W per device? Which would translate to at least about 2 C/W heatsink rating?
Am I right to say that dissipation is about 10W per device? Which would translate to at least about 2 C/W heatsink rating?
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