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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hello
I would like to know what is your opinion if these amp can be stable . I'm almost ready populated the PC board but I do not want to burn my Visaton speakers . Any comment are welcome . I'd like amplifiers use only a few parts , but not less how much is necessary to be stable . Thanks Greets |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hello
How I stated I'm crazy about amps uses only a few parts .After I built the ProFet amp an I read Peter D F5 experience .That makes me more to build amps just with a few pars . The question if these will work properly ? I made the PC board larger because if the amp save I want to replace the Wima caps with Russian PIO capacitors . Greets |
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Copenhagen
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Just test and adjust it before you connect it to your speakers.
1)Connect to power supply throug two 4.7 ohm/5W and two 3,15 ampere fast-blow fuses. 2) Turn pot to max resistance before first power up. 3) Adjust pot carefully to desired Idle current ( measure over 4.7 ohm resistor). 4) remove 47 ohm resistors, KEEP THE FUSES in the circuit, or maybe replace them with 5 ampere fast blow. By the way: Even if you match all the 4 small JFets, you will probably still get DC-offset. Add a DC-servo or a capacitor in the output.
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It will be a temperature-dependent offset. Also, idle current will highly depend on temperature.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Thanks for the advise , if I have to use a DC servo or a output cap I think that would degrade the sound .
Any way I will test it at least one channel how you advised with a cheap speaker , and if blow up because DC offset that mean these amp not to me . I will set up low bias and with a large heat sink . I have at least 10 pair these Toshiba mosfets because Lineup wrote those are lateral mosfets . After I purchase them another guys inform me these not laterals . So I try to use them . Of course I do not want my Visaton speakers get blown . Greets |
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Lineup advised this lateral mosfets in case of stable gate to drain voltages, but in this amp they will highly depend on JFETs.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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Hello
I understand that . You right , About the power mosfets I just explain why I purchase them . I wanted to use them as a replacement of Hitachi 2SK1058/2SJ162 . But these mosfets are not laterals .So now I try to use them in some simple circuit . If it works that OK if not that is OK to . I just don't want to burn my speaker . If you know the PrFet amp , that run in Class A and very stable . I did built that , is a great amp of course with high quality components were used . It sound clear , and incredible nice with a great detailed mid range and has a great bass also . |
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