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is it possible, to rectify the mains voltage, to give a single ~340volt DC rail, and use this to run a class D amplifier?
it seems like it would be a very easy way to get high power, in a small amplifier package. any major problems with this idea? |
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What about safety, dont you require isolation from mains?????
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Chatham, England
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Yes, it's highly unsafe, and as such we do not allow the discussion on direct mains connected amps on diyAudio, so I'm closing this thread.
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