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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: West bengal/siliguri
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: East Midlands, England
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Give it some emitter degeneration on the LTP & check the distortion then, should make the whole thing more linear.
100 ohm should be fine on each emitter
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here is updated schematic as suggested by EVENT HORIZON .............. sorry to say but after addding the resistor in emitter of the LPT the THD rating actually increased from 0.01 to 0.03
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lol, can't win them all i guess
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Try increasing the LTP tail current to restore the LTP gain to what it was.
Then try adding a low value emitter resistor to the VAS.
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seems that I should go and make pcbs straight forward the design seems to good enough wat say every body any more modification needed ?????????????????
regards sekhar |
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I don't think you need the diode between the emitter of the BD140 and the output. That is good for bipolar quasis, but not with mosfets.
Otherwise it looks OK, so long as the output bias is set correctly. |
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