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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Istanbul
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hi..we build mj amps with friend..they are risky amps because of high bias and balance risk..the mosfets can burn if there is sth is wrong.for example not quite matched small transistors..
some audophiles says mj amp is a very good amp. as Nelson says the best amp is a piece of wire with gain i decided to build jfet version.it only has 4transistors.2 less pieces than mj amp do you have any idea of differences between these amps?which one can sound better?what are the advantages and disadvantages of these amps? thank you |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Istanbul
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here its the circuit i want to build..its named grandmos silver design..
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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between your one and what? I need at least two (2) Class A to compare mj amp .. what is? Regards, Lineup
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Istanbul
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i posted it ok now
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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Okay.
Now you have posted 2 circuits. I say there is not much difference, in basic idea. Apart from one has got bipolar and the other jfet input. ( Which can make a great difference, really, when comes to distortions harmonics spectra. ) Both are complementary with similar output stage (output from DRAINS). Generally these drain output power amplifiers require some care to watch the BIAS CURRENT in output. As you are using Class A operation, this is less of a problem. The output temperature and current will stabilize after some time after switch ON. I recommend good & big heatsinks, as this further makes the output power transistors run with less temerature differences at different output levels and different room temperatures. Regards, Lineup
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Istanbul
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ok i see..but is it good to feed the output transistors with only 2little jfets? someone says its not good to get much gain with only one transistor..they say its better to cascade the small transistors..but nelson says less parts is better..i dont know what to do :S
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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Cascoding will NOT make more gain. But can reduce distortion quite a bit, if you make the cascode in a good way. Sometimes is not much to improve by cascoding. Other times it is. Nelson Pass has designed so many cascode amplifiers. He is the one that knows better than ANYONE else here WHEN to cascode and WHEN NOT. Cascoding makes more parts (less simple) but changes not the number of gain stages or the gain. I say you try to get Nelson Pass to advice you. Hope this topic will get his attention Because there is almost no other to better give you advice on: 1. Class A 2. MOSFET 3. Cascode ============================ About using 'only' two jfets to drive those lateral MOSFET, 2SK1058 and 2SJ62. 1. Use 2SK170BL & 2SJ74BL The BL will have higher current operation = more gain! 2. When using less gain we get less feedback to correct the output signal. Another way to say it, less open loop gain gives less negative feedback and a bit higher THD distortion Now, the Grandmos Silver Design is one Low Global Feedback amplifier. ( It is not a ZERO Global Feedback (no feedback)) It is done on purpose! Using Low Global Feedback, is something I often do. And also Nelson Pass This can give another (more pleasant)sound and change types of distortions, even if this distortion is at a higher level, than for a normal High Level GNFB amplifier ( Global Negative FeedBack ). Lineup
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Istanbul
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thanks for interest Lineup!i am an electronics engineer and my proffesor said that cascading reduces distortion i remember now
i hope Nelson comes and reads this thread..and says advantages and disadvantages. thanks a lot |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: ancient Batsch , behind Iron Curtain
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in that case just make F5 ; it's certainly simpler and probably better
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: the north
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... 100-reds and 100-reds of F5 builders can not be all wrong. Can they? Schematic and instructions by Nelson Pass: http://www.firstwatt.com/downloads/F5-om_sm-080527.pdf http://www.firstwatt.com/downloads/F5-om_sm-080527.pdf Schematic: |
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