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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Denmark
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I think the LM431/TL431 is used as a replacement for the Zeners???
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Yes those 15V ones that have a resistor on top as current feed. If the Vcc and current needed are hard to come by with a JFET CCS the 3.3K 2W can be retained for a higher rail amp like the BIGBT I guess.
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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has anyone seriously considered why you'll never find those fancy cascode stuff in commercial amps priced below say 3000$?
and has anyone seen an audio IC that has such fancy stuff? No? Why not? Its because of yield. Those cascodes may or even will require adjustment that means rework and that lowers the margin, in the case of IC the yield. Its only worth consideration if the DIYer has plenty of time and enough equipment that could buy a 3000$ commercial amp combined. You'll have to have plenty of prefessional know how to design a PCB such that those cascodes will not oscillate. |
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Join Date: May 2006
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![]() ![]() ![]() Youre very creative, with some experience youll make a very good designer, think the above part carefully through again. ![]() Then try simming it. Youll cure to a large extent another problem of the design as well as improve its performance by a couple oders of magnitude. You can find such a design in a commercial product, its been 13 years I sold the design to them. Offcourse no input transistor cascodes though, that just messes some other parameters up. If youre going to use those cascodes be sure to place a cap across those small 10ohm resistors though. |
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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diyAudio Chief Moderator
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BJT cascode TO-126 CCS?
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
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![]() Replace a zener and current supply resistor with bunch of parts is not what is desired here. Our aim is always to make it in a simple manner, small parts count with perfect performance. I promise I will design new PCB, SSA BIGBT HP style to start GB when we'll perfect out complete schematic. At this moment I think we know a lot more how to improve SSA, give attention to its specific parts to improve its performance by a couple orders of magnitude, as homemodder said. ![]() P.S. One important rule for combined zeners and CCS, they all have to be temperature independent.
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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TO-126 not needed here, we are talking about very high output impedance CCS supplying current from 15 V stabilized rail to input pair emitters, all together 0,12 W of power dissipation on one serial BJT (14,4 V voltage drop at 8 mA). Should be made out from app. three active parts plus few passives and completely temperature independent.
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I was thinking about substituting the main 3K3 2W feed in BIGBT. Now I understand you talk about those input pair 1K feeding branches I also substituted with BF245B CCSes one steady one variable in my bare bones 40W Latfet one. I saw 20% bandwidth expansion and better tempco for those.
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