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Old 28th September 2008, 05:02 PM   #1
Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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Some pictures from inside the FP10000Q amp which has a SMPS and 10000 watts out.

http://www.labgruppen.com/index.php/...s/c/fp_10000q/

The pictures show a prototype. I work with the designer at the moment
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The switched mode power supply.
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Two of those for my car would be great if they worked from 12 Volt supply
Guess I would have to install a couple of extra batteries but Im out os space in my boot.
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10kW.

1. Where you gonna plug it in?

2. How you gonna get far enough away from it?

3. How much it gonna cost in carbon emissions trading?

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Not that it's not cool in its way...
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What to say, "State of the Art".

It's very intersting to see any schematic of this Amp?!

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10kW.

1. Where you gonna plug it in?

2. How you gonna get far enough away from it?

3. How much it gonna cost in carbon emissions trading?

w

Not that it's not cool in its way...
1 Where you'll have 16 A fuse at 230 VAC

2 Have you ever been at a Rolling Stones concert?

3 Probably less than conventional amplifiers
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What to say, "State of the Art".

It's very intersting to see any schematic of this Amp?!

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The PS makes a constant and high supply voltage. The amp consists of a conventional amp in class AB fed by buck regulators that follows the music signal. The design is patented.
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